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Kim Phillips
- Nashville, TN
- United States
- Marketer, artist, entrepreneur
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Profile Information
- What is your line of work (profession)?
- Marketer, artist, entrepreneur
- What is your job title or description?
- Owner, Hebrica Judaic Art | Owner, Lucid Marketing
- Company Name
- Hebrica Judaic Art
- Your website
- http://www.hebrica.com
- Business affiliations
- Guild of American Papercutters
- Jewish Organization(s) (past and present)
- HUC (pararabbinic program), Congregation Micah (Nashville), Hadadassah Life Member
- LinkedIn Address
- http://www.linkedin.com/in/kimphillipslucidmarketing/
- Business Facebook Address
- http://www.facebook.com/kimphil
- Brag about yourself - what makes you great at what you do?
- I am a Judaica artist in the tradition of Jewish papercut art, updated for our times, at www.hebrica.com and a pararabbinic certified by Hebrew Union College. I began doing my Judaic art after studying in Israel at Pardes after a 30+ year career in sales and marketing, which I still do for a select handful of clients.
- What types of business contacts are you looking to make?
- Fellow Jews and synagogues who are interested in original Jewish art and other Judaica on Jewish themes, as well as unique gifts for Jewish lifecycle events. I would entertain the idea of new marketing clients, particularly for Jewish-centered businesses that need help with branding, social media, content management, writing, and design.
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The Mountains May Move
Original design of papercut ketubah by Kim Phillips, Jewish Artist. Contact Hebrica Judaic Art.
Posted on February 3, 2015 at 9:09am
Lech L'cha...Get up and go.
Parsha Lech L'cha really gets us up and moving as Jews, as G-d told Abram: go. For years, I've been fascinated about how such a short, two-word phrase, with only two letters, lamed and chaf, can hold so much meaning. The shape of the letters, above the center and below the center (that needs a midrash, doesn't it?), so graceful and beautiful. So, I decided to go for it.…
Posted on November 19, 2014 at 6:10pm
My Heart is in the East
Taking a traditional Jewish folk art that focuses direction for prayer, the mizrach, with an updated hamsa design, was the challenge. Bringing the tradition forward in Jewish paper cut art. Visit the online studio.…
Posted on November 11, 2014 at 3:20am
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Thank you- 6497 via rosa, boca raton, fl 33433
They're beautiful. Let me think about the possibility of adding a link.
Shabbat Shalom