Dalton Maag (The company that designs the Ubuntu Font) published a first trial of the Hebrew design.
It looks real nice, but there is still a lot of work.
It’s published on the Canonical Design Blog – http://design.canonical.com/2010/09/intial-hebrew-trials/.
I commented there, and I urge other to comment too.
There was some progress made this week, especially with fine tuning the letters and revising those letters I’m not so sure about.
The one letter I’m struggling with is Aleph (א), I can’t seem to find the right balance.
I got a lot of feedback and many good tips, thank you everybody 
I’m doing my best to take them all into account.
I was trying to add some Hebrew glyphs to a font file, but the free font creation programs I tried (FontForge and the Demo of TypeTool) are not so friendly, it will take some more time to do.
Links to v0.8:
PDF file
Illustrator CS4 File
J.B. Kempf uploaded high-quality versions of the icons I made for the VideoLan Player to the Goodies section of the VideoLan site for everybody to download.
Oh, and the “Day of the Cones” image too
Thanks Dude
Drupal.org.il, or Doil as we like to call it is the home for the Hebrew speaking Drupal CMS community developers and users.
A couple of months ago my design concept for the site was selected by the community to be the site’s new design.
So, last week we had a redesign sprint and Doil now has a fresh new design.
VLC media player 0.9.2 was released this week, featuring some icons I made for “Preferences” pane and for the “No album art” image.
I published a new Drupal theme called Tendu aimed at Multi language theme developers.
