RG Design

True, the world is on fire, but you still need to make a living.

Hi, my name is Ronnie, I have been a professional graphic designer for print and digital in their various formats, for over 20 years.

I create high-quality and practical graphic design in Hebrew and/or English, anywhere in the world (really!!), for a large corporation or a small business. Also, for home, for the family.

If you are in need/looking for a design solution, let's talk!
I would love to hear and understand how I can help.

Contact today (so you can checkmark and move to the next item on your to-do list):
Online portfolio: https://rnngrss.wixsite.com/portfolio/portfolio
Contact email: [email protected]

Looking forward to hearing from you 🙂

Shana Tova 🍏🍯

Happy Passover 🌼

Have a magical Holiday and a Happy Healthy New Year!

May the year that begins today will be beautiful and different 💜

Fantastic! 😆I love his sense of humor, crazy ideas, and how simple he made this.

Dad Photoshops His Kids Into Dangerous Situations To Freak Out Mom At Work Belgium-based technical director Kenny Deuss and his girlfriend have two children - Alix (born 2019) and Aster (born 2021). When Kenny's girlfriend had to

"Passover is referred to as the holiday of Herut. Many translate the Hebrew word herut as freedom, but it is more accurately translated as liberty, and there is a stark difference between the two. Freedom means that one is free from something whereas liberty connotes that one can produce something.

One can encounter freedom with little or no investment, whereas liberty requires a person to be proactive. Being free from something does not mean that you have necessarily obligated yourself to something else, but being at liberty to do something implies that one may be allotted with an opportunity to impact something or someone in a constructive way. There are people who are free but they may never experience herut."

(Source: https://www.jpost.com/promocontent/life-liberty-and-passover-547489)

Brilliant indeed! Wow!

60 Brilliant Ads With Amazing Art Direction Even the best advertising idea can get ruined if the art direction is not spot on. The design and ex*****on of any campaign is as important as the idea

Here is a nice way to pass the time and activate your brain a little: Typographic Icons of Countries. How many can you guess correctly?

36 Clever Typographic Icons Of Countries, How Many Can You Guess Correctly? Bahrain-based art director Faraz Manzoor has come up with an interesting project that features names of countries visualized as icons + letters. The

Fun facts (that you MIGHT not know) about Santa’s reindeers:

1. The name “reindeer” is of Norse origin (from the old Norse word “hreinn” for deer) and has nothing to do the reins of a sled.

2. Santa's crew is all-female :) Male reindeer shed their antlers at the end of the mating season in early December. Females, however, keep their thinner antlers throughout the winter.

3. Their noses are specially designed to warm the air before it gets to their lungs.

4. The real reindeer's favorite food is moss (not carrots)!

5. Santa's reindeer made their first official appearance in 1823, in Clement C. Moore’s poem "The Night Before Christmas".

6. The original reindeer were Dasher, Dancer, Prancer, Vixen, Comet, Cupid, Dunder, and Blixem (later known as Donner and Blitzen).

7. Dasher is the eldest of Santa's reindeer, respected by all the other reindeer and is the leader of the reindeer pack.

8. Rudolph, the little red-nosed reindeer didn't make an appearance in popular culture until 1939, when department store Montgomery Ward hired writer Robert L. May to write a book starring a brand-new Christmas character.

Finally: This is Santa Claus’ direct line: (951) 262-3062. Obviously, this time of year keeps him very busy in his workshop, so don't be shocked when it goes right to voicemail.

Merry Christmas!!

(Sources: LiveScience, KidsWorld, Folly Farm, Google)

8 Fun facts about Hanukkah (that you may or may not know):

1. “Hanukkah” means "dedication."

2. A “Menorah” is actually a “Hanukkiah”. A Menorah has 7 placeholders all at the same height. A Hanukkiah has 9, with one at a different height.

3. The Largest Hanukkiah in the World is at the Grand Army Plaza in New York Reportedly.

4. Harry Truman was the first president to celebrate Hanukkah at the White House

5. 17.5 Million jelly donuts (“Sufganiot”) are eaten in Israel during Hanukkah

6. The famous dreidel, was invented as a distraction for studying the Torah in ancient Greece, where it was outlawed.

7. Gifts are only given because it’s close to Christmas. Kids were given gelt money as an incentive to study the Torah.

8. There are 16 ways to spell Hanukkah!!