Other Projects
1978–84 Illustrations for children's books.
1991 Design of "Winged Paint-Tube", gift of the Israel Museum to its donors on the occasion of its 25th anniversary Designed object-sculpture for the exhibition.
1993 "To Live in Jerusalem", Israel Museum, Jerusalem Curator of "Artist Fosters Artist" exhibition, Artists' House, Jerusalem.
1994 Performance with Anat Shamgar (dance) and Jean Claude Jones (cello), Habama Theater - One-year calendar for Flying Cargo (Fed-Ex) Company Illustrations for Ha'aretz and Kol Ha'ir newspapers.
1996 Billboards for "American Express".
1997 Series of Brooches.
2002 Objects created for "Doolittle Articles" Company.
2002 Renew of Brooches by "2Doo" Company.
2004 Sculptures to the "Rabin Medical Center", Israel
2004 Collection of paper products with Gerstein Design by Dornat
2004 "Journey into the Body" Rabin Medical Center, Petah Tikva, Israel
2005 Book jackets for Ruvik Rosenthal "Comprehensive Dictionary of Hebrew Idioms", and for Orly Castel-Bloom "No arguments with rice".
2006 Objects created for "Eden Fine Art Gallery"
2007 Greeting cards - The Israeli post
2007 One-Year calendar for Palphot company, Israel
2008 One-Year calendar for Kolon company, Korea
2008 One-Year calendar for Palphot company, Israel
2008 David Gerstein/Sculptures - Book
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