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Gabriella Baroush is a talented author of the atmospheric and intricately detailed illustrations, that border on the surreal and give us this unforgettable magical feeling after. We have a pleasure to post our exclusive interview with Gabriella! L: Please, introduce yourself. GB: My name is Gabriella and I’m a 26 years old illustrator. I’m on my last year of B.DES in graphic design major in illustration in Bezalel academy of art and design. I’m a designer’s toys collector, and i especially love vinyl figures. I have a great passion for vintage toys, objects, pattern and colors. I own a lot of books, most of them are children’s books, graphic novels, and basically every book that is illustrated would fascinate me. I collect Alice in Wonderland versions because it is my favorite book :) L: Describe your style in 3 words GB: surrealistic, detailed, emotional L: How was born the idea about Old Postcards Interpretation? Do you collect postcards or maybe something different? GB: I love vintage letters and postcards and i have a lot of them. I think its magical to collect pieces from life of people that lived long ago, so I took that piece of information and gave it my own interpretation by illustratie the situations and the objects mentioned. I hope to continue this project one day :) L: Music means a lot for you. Is your iPod ready for summer?:) What’s on your playlist for the upcoming season? GB: Oh no, his still on winter mode, now playing Bon Iver, Feist, Bowerbids, and Cat Power but I would love a summer recommendation!  L: Do you think academic education is “must have” for illustrator to become successful? GB: I dont think its a “must have”, there are some great talented illustrators out there who had no academic education and still they are very successful. Yet I do believe it can contribute a lot for one self development and professionalism. L: All your works are tender and charming, but we feel loneliness in some pieces. Are loneliness and love your favorite themes? GB: You know, I dont think about it when I draw. I just feel and everything kinda flow from there. I guess the final work represent what I felt at the time I draw it and still everyone gets something else out of it. L: And our special question:) Imagine that you are sweets, what kind it would be and why? GB: I would definitely be a chocolate!  Thank you girls for having me <3 Gabriella Baroush Thank you Gabriella! http://gabriellabarouch.carbonmade.com/ http://www.behance.net/GabriellaBr

Gabriella Baroush is a talented author of the atmospheric and intricately detailed illustrations, that border on the surreal and give us this unforgettable magical feeling after. We have a pleasure to post our exclusive interview with Gabriella!

L: Please, introduce yourself.

GB: My name is Gabriella and I’m a 26 years old illustrator. I’m on my last year of B.DES in graphic design major in illustration in Bezalel academy of art and design. I’m a designer’s toys collector, and i especially love vinyl figures. I have a great passion for vintage toys, objects, pattern and colors. I own a lot of books, most of them are children’s books, graphic novels, and basically every book that is illustrated would fascinate me. I collect Alice in Wonderland versions because it is my favorite book :)

L: Describe your style in 3 words

GB: surrealistic, detailed, emotional

L: How was born the idea about Old Postcards Interpretation? Do you collect postcards or maybe something different?

GB: I love vintage letters and postcards and i have a lot of them. I think its magical to collect pieces from life of people that lived long ago, so I took that piece of information and gave it my own interpretation by illustratie the situations and the objects mentioned. I hope to continue this project one day :)

L: Music means a lot for you. Is your iPod ready for summer?:) What’s on your playlist for the upcoming season?

GB: Oh no, his still on winter mode, now playing Bon Iver, Feist, Bowerbids, and Cat Power but I would love a summer recommendation! 

L: Do you think academic education is “must have” for illustrator to become successful?

GB: I dont think its a “must have”, there are some great talented illustrators out there who had no academic education and still they are very successful. Yet I do believe it can contribute a lot for one self development and professionalism.

L: All your works are tender and charming, but we feel loneliness in some pieces. Are loneliness and love your favorite themes?

GB: You know, I dont think about it when I draw. I just feel and everything kinda flow from there. I guess the final work represent what I felt at the time I draw it and still everyone gets something else out of it.

L: And our special question:) Imagine that you are sweets, what kind it would be and why?

GB: I would definitely be a chocolate! 

Thank you girls for having me <3

Gabriella Baroush

Thank you Gabriella!

http://gabriellabarouch.carbonmade.com/

http://www.behance.net/GabriellaBr