"There's actually a cognitive benefit to drawing shapes and images to represent words,” Rabbi Emily Meyer said of her video project.

Here, she renders the fifth letter of the Hebrew alphabet, hey, using sumi ink, traditional in Japanese calligraphy and made from the soot of burnt oils. In focusing on a single letter, Wapner echoes ...

Discover the power of letters in art! Watch as we transform simple characters into stunning works of art, proving that ...

In "Draw Me After," MacArthur "genius" poet Peter Cole communes with Kabbalah, the "Song of Songs" and the Hebrew alphabet.

During the pandemic, Rabbi Emily Meyer started drawing around Hebrew letters, using brightly colored markers to hug the contours of the aleph-bet. Then she started posting them on Facebook.

The Academy of the Hebrew Language announced that a mirror image of the letter Tzadi would be added to the alphabet to spell out a 'Ch.' It quickly clarified that the announcement was an April ...

Raw silent footage from an instructional drawing film by Frank Webb, focused on teaching viewers how to create faces using letters from the alphabet. The film demonstrates how different letters ...

An electronic drawing of Sinai 375a, which includes the separation of words and identification of proto-consonantal letters with biblical or modern Hebrew letters next to them.

Hebrew vowels make their appearance through ‘nikkud’—a system of 16 different symbols representing 5 basic vowel sounds. These symbols are strategically placed around the letters to guide ...

Instead, she started drawing around Hebrew letters, using brightly colored markers to hug the contours of the aleph bet, the Hebrew alphabet, sometimes making detours to doodle images related to ...