Parshat Bereshit Comic

Andrew Galitzer

27 Tishri 5781 – October 14, 2020

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Andrew Galitzer

Andrew Galitzer is an 19-year-old artist and entrepreneur. He has been studying art and graphic design with an emphasis on comics and realistic drawings. He has been creating logos for bar and bat mitzvahs since 2013. For the past 3 years he has made Parsha comics for his Synagogue, recently completing the Torah for the second time, with hopes to make a Parsha comic book. Andrew has been working on having his Parsha Comics in Synagogues and schools across the nation to educate the Jewish youth.