Like many artists, Giselle Dekel began her creative path at a very young age, starting craft classes at six years old. As a teenager, she went to art school and dreamed of becoming a textile designer, attending a design college to pursue that career.

"It didn't work out, so I went through a long experimental phase and eventually discovered the world of illustration; I completely fell in love! Whatever I feel like illustrating at that moment, I just do it.

If I'm out of ideas, I'll do something different or experimental or choose a subject from my long list of ideas," she says.

Based in Israel, Giselle uses watercolour and Photoshop to create her feel-good art prints that always have a touch of humour. She describes her art as minimal, funny, and honest.

"I'm inspired by people, everyday situations, the moments in life that suck, and the moments that are funny."