The Jewish National Fund (JNF) is hiring a graphic designer.
If you decide to apply, you should know that you have some big shoes to fill.
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Noah Bee, the designer of the once-ubiquitous JNF blue box who passed away in 1992, was also a longtime JTA cartoonist:
The familiar blue charity box, or pushke, of the Jewish National Fund had been embellished from its beginning with a Magen David. Now that the Jewish state had been established, Mendel Fisher, longtime JNF executive director, decided that the blue box should display a map of Israel. Bee made two sketches, all hand-lettered, and what would become a familiar staple of Jewish homes and offices was created.
Related fun fact: JTA used to have cartoons.
Previous job listings noted in the Archive Blog: The Alaska Jewish Museum.
IMAGE: National Museum of American Jewish History.
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