Omer drawings by the incomparable, brilliant Jacqueline Nicholls (IG @jacquelinenicholls). Of her choice to draw hands for each day of the 49 days of the Omer this year, she writes, "Tim Ingold in his book Making argues that the verb ‘to tell’ has 2 meanings, both of which can be done by one’s hand. the hand can tell a story, through gestures. And the hand can tell by touch, getting a haptic understanding." (Photo of a frame arranged in a 7x7 grid, with brown paper and clips covering all but the first 11 frames, each of which show different drawings of hands in various positions, with Hebrew words next to them.)
