35: Hebrew Type with Enon Avital

Welcome to the Creative South Podcast! I’m your host, Jason Frostholm. My guest this week is Enon Avital, a UX/UI designer for Adorama in New York City. Enon and I sit down and chat about growing up in a extremely religious family in Israel, moving stateside during high school and being saved in life by his uncle, Hebrew Type where he creates dimensional typography in Hebrew, and much more, right after this.

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