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Meet the Team – Noam Dooshy

stephanieNovember 16, 2021
Ripple's Illustrator at work - drawing on a tablet
1. What led you to become an illustrator?I’ve been drawing every day since I was a little kid, and was lucky enough to turn it into a career. 2. Where do you find inspiration for new drink design series? Life, the streets, and Pinterest. 3. How long does it take you to create a design? What tools do you use? A design can take anywhere from five minutes to five days.I always start designing by sketching with pen and paper. From there, I redraw it on an iPad and finish it with different design programs. 

Just a few of Noam’s Ripples series…

4. How does illustrating for a foam-topped drink differ from illustration for other media?The biggest difference is that the design needs to be black and white, with bold lines and high contrast so the image is clear when it’s printed on a drink. 5. What advice do you have for people designing their own Ripples prints?Do a few different versions of your design and play with the thickness of your lines and the amount of detail you include. Test the design with your Ripple Maker (print on a drink or on a piece of paper) so you can understand how to translate your style to  print optimally on a drink.6. If you had to pick just one Ripples design (yours or someone else’s) to print every single day for the rest of your life, which would it be?The guy in sunglasses from the hip hop series campaign.   

Noam’s work at the office

…from sketches to Ripples prints to a mural on the wall

  
Get more tips and inspiration in the Ripples ClubhouseJoin the Ripples Clubhouse Facebook Group to get more inspiration and advice to make the most of your Ripple Maker, including more design tips from the Ripples Creative Studio. Check out the guide. 

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