Shulman Studio Photography
 

Ever since I remember myself, artistic creation has played an important role in my life. I live, breath, express myself, learn and understand the world through art. I have been drawing and writing from an early age. Over the years I had learnt different artistic skills and techniques, immersing myself in different approaches and numerous forms of art. I am an auto-deductive learner. Ever since I discovered the wonders of online self-study, I find it hard to tear myself away from the screen, learning and absorbing new techniques and inspirations from around the world. Over the years I've discovered that running a business is also a form of art. I now enjoy the work involved in management and marketing no less than I do the photography itself.
Art accompanies me wherever I go. It is with me during those moments of sadness and moments of joy. The birth of each of my three children had brought about with it a new burst of artistic inspiration.


Paintings:











Wall paintings:

Children's Books:

To date, I have written, illustrated, and designed three children's books.
"Tsuf", "Who Does the Rabbit Protect" and "Who loves Gur”.
“Tsuf” ('Flower Nectar' in Hebrew) was written before giving birth to my eldest son Gur. It talks of dreams, hope and aspiration.
In "Who Does the Rabbit Protect" you will discover that its not so bad to be different from the rest, while "Who loves Gur" describes a typical day in the life of an infant and how he is surrounded by love from all around.
Both books were published on private edition.


     



Community Volunteering:

As a mother who is a “graduate” of the Neonatal Ward, I felt the urge to "close the circle" and make a modest contribution to those parents who now had to cope with what we had gone through at the time. And so, with the aid of Noga Adin who worked as a designer at the studio, I embarked on a mission to paint a wall painting in the parents room of the Bnei Zion Hospital Neonatal Ward, a 'happy' painting designed to radiate optimism and warmth.
Click here to find out more about our experiences at the ward.




 As a mother who is a “graduate” of the Neonatal Ward, I felt the urge to "close the circle" and make a modest contribution to those parents who now had to cope with what we had gone through at the time. And so, with the aid of Noga Adin who worked as a designer at the studio, I embarked on a mission to paint a wall painting in the parents room of the Bnei Zion Hospital Neonatal Ward, a 'happy' painting designed to radiate optimism and warmth.
Click here to find out more about our experiences at the ward.



That same week, at a completely different location, a 7-year old girl asked for the very same wish:



As a volunteer in the “Variety Organization”, we realized the dream of Shilat, an 8-year old girl who suffers from impaired hearing, to be a model for a single day.