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I designed my first monogram for a friend's wedding
invitation about thirteen years ago. From that moment, I
loved the way that I could play with the form of Hebrew
letters to create a beautiful image.
I graduated from Stern College of Yeshiva University where I majored in Judaic studies and minored in Art. While living in Israel, I studied with a sofer (scribe) to learn the traditional script of a Torah scroll. I now live in Cleveland, Ohio where I work from a home studio as well as teach art lessons. As much as I enjoy the fluid form of the Hebrew alphabet, I love to use the challenging medium of paper-cutting to create my designs. I enjoy working with my clients to design one-of-a-kind artwork that will be both beautiful and personally meaningful to them. Please contact me to begin this exciting process. 
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| Micol teaches workshops integrating Jewish texts and hands-on art experiences.
She designed an integrated Art and Parsha (weekly Torah reading) curriculum, and mentors teachers on integrating art into their Judaic Studies classes. |
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Micol is a member of the American Guild of Jewish Art
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And the Guild of American Papercutters.
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