Einat Medical market and distribute a range of medical devices. The rod of Asclepius in the logo also forms the letter “e”. If you were thinking that this is a caduceus then you’d be misinformed. The caduceus has two snakes and wings.

A similar symbol is mentioned in the Bible in the Book of Numbers (Numbers 21:6).

Then the LORD sent poisonous serpents among the people, and they bit the people, so that many Israelites died. The people came to Moses and said, “We have sinned by speaking against the LORD and against you; pray to the LORD to take away the serpents from us.” So Moses prayed for the people. And the LORD said to Moses, “Make a poisonous serpent, and set it on a pole; and everyone who is bitten shall look at it and live.” So Moses made a serpent of bronze, and put it upon a pole; and whenever a serpent bit someone, that person would look at the serpent of bronze and live

Logo for a quality assurance manager. Although the “tick mark” idea has been used before, I’ve tried to incorporate it in a new way by using the box shape of the stylized letter “Q”. The Web 2.0 effect also adds to the updated look.

This logo will be used for a new fuel product to be marketed in Western Africa. A strong visual logo was used so that it is recognized at a distance and at speed by vehicles passing filling stations. It will be used on vehicles, petrol pumps, signage and uniforms.

The “Shop for Meaning” has opened in Akko and BrainBox was/is involved with the design of the graphic material, logo and signage.

The shop is a center for professional apprenticeship in the fields of sales and trade for young adults with special needs, sensory and/or motor.

Working in the shop will provide hands-on experience for the participants in a variety of areas. Towards the end of their apprenticeship the young people will receive assistance in finding employment in the wider Job market.

If you are in Akko, Israel, got to Salah Al Din Street and see what’s up at the Shop for Meaning and enjoy a unique shopping experience!

Logo for NA Security – Information security consulting

Art direct was set up by an artist to cut out the middle man and sell works of fine art direct to collectors. The text on the cover was written by Brainbox Studio.

Words have a very powerful energy. The client who invented the English Energy method of teaching English was very specific about what he wanted in his new logo. This stylised “e” is based on one of those impossible drawings (such as the impossible triangle seen here) where the inside becomes the outside. The idea of connectivity was important to the client and the original idea was to design something based on the Mobius strip but as a large bank in the region uses this as their logo, the idea was dropped. By the way, the Mobius is a fascinating mathematical object which you can learn more about Here.

Interlab again. This catalog was supplied as an interactive pdf file with links and buttons that was sent to clients by e-mail.

This photograph was retouched for the cover of a leaflet for Interlab. A company supplying unique scientific experiment equipment to schools and colleges. The ball was rendered in Strata 3D and the montage work was carried out in Adobe Photoshop

Correct logo and business cards

Correct is a company offering business software solutions. The OK hand sign now becomes a “C” and the negative white space recalls a puzzle piece.