Hebrica

Judaica art, creations in paper inspired by Jewish culture and sacred texts, by artist Kim Phillips. Kim was certified in pararabbinics at Hebrew Union College in Cincinnati and studied at Pardes Institute in Jerusalem. In Jerusalem, she found the creative spark for Hebrica, her Judaic art. Shop at From the Artist All my life, I have done some form of art. designing typefaces, calligraphy, portraits in graphite, and pen-and-ink drawings of historic homes. All my artwork was in black and white, until I converted to Judaism in 2001. Suddenly, I began to see in color, and a whole new world of imagery and ideas came together in my head.