Michal Gorelick is a Tel Aviv-based illustrator and print designer selling an extensive catalogue of over 1,000 patterns directly to fashion brands via exclusive and non-exclusive licensing. A self-described experimental designer, she cites her deafness as giving her heightened visual awareness - a quality she has translated into a commercially active independent practice. She also produces and sells Procreate brushes.

Bold, colourful compositions across a wide range of categories: floral, tropical, abstract, ethnic, animal, geo, kids, and texture. The portfolio features high-energy, colour-saturated work. Named pattern series on her website (MykeFloral, EucalyptusPatterns, KarlaPatterns, OtisGeo, MarigoldFloral) indicate a structured, catalogued approach to design output. Selected placements show patterns applied to products including fashion items.

Procreate is her primary digital tool; she develops and sells her own Procreate brushes. Background in graphic design (from high school) and a bachelor's degree in fashion design from Shankar, the college of design and engineering, Tel Aviv. Self-describes as taking inspiration from everyday life and producing realistic paintings as a design method.

Fashion brands seeking bold print licensing. Previously created prints for Patternbank. Now operates as an independent designer with a direct-to-buyer model. Offers exclusive designs (deleted from website post-purchase) and non-exclusive licensing. Open to collaboration.

Began as a graphic designer in high school. Completed a BA in fashion design at Shankar College of Design and Engineering, Tel Aviv. After a brief period at a fashion company, moved into print design, initially supplying prints to Patternbank. Now runs her own independent design business, selling patterns directly and producing Procreate brushes as a secondary product line. Based in Israel; multicultural background (parents from Eastern Europe) informs design range.

Extensive pattern catalogue spanning floral, tropical, abstract, ethnic, animal, geometric, kids, and texture categories. Named series approach (MykeFloral, MarigoldFloral, EucalyptusPatterns, KarlaPatterns, OtisGeo) suggests a structured portfolio suited to licensing. Selected patterns indicate vibrant, illustrative repeats.