Meet Gabriella Barouch, an award-winning Israeli illustrator based in Tel Aviv. She has been recognized by Communication Arts, American Society Of Illustrators, YCN Professional Awards, 3x3 Pro Show, Hiii Illustration International competition and more. In 2012, Gabriella was also chosen as the Artist of Season during Jerusalem’s Season of Culture and lectured at Pecha Kucha. Her work is internationally recognized and exhibited. Gabriella Barouch loves to travel, and in the past few years has visited Iceland, Denmark, France, Switzerland, Germany and the United States, where she taught two illustration courses at Lehigh University. She has worked with different clients on exciting projects such as making stamps and souvenirs for the French post office, has worked on children’s clothes for Soft Gallery Fashion and wine labels for Dalton winery. She has also worked on book covers, cd covers, editorial, theater art and more. Currently, she works from her home studio, living with her husband, their baby and her two cats Finn and Pi. (http://lightgreyartlab.com/blog/2016/6/30/artist-interview-with-gabriella-barouch) "Are there any artists you look up to? What do they do? The list is long but here's a few examples: I adore Camilla Engman for her gentle art and the very unique collections she makes. I love Bozena Rydlewska’s cut paper art and tunnel books, Brooks Salzwedel’s magical collages and of course Amy Cutler’s surreal drawings and installations. A lot of your pieces have a very fantastical feeling, where do you get the inspiration for these? Books, tv-shows, movies, blogs you follow? I'm inspired mostly by music, poetry, nonsense books, nature and other artists. I love Icelandic music ( a bit obsessed with Iceland you could say) - Mum, Sigur Ros, Samaris, Soley, Asgeir and more! I love Bon Iver, Enya, and Alt J as well. I adore nonsense poetry, especially Edward Lear's..." http://lightgreyartlab.com/blog/2016/6/30/artist-interview-with-gabriella-barouch undefined

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