Bebop & Gazpacho believes that having a cancer experience doesn't mean you can't have a human experience.Bebop provides creative services and solutions to the hospital experience focusing on cancer for patients, nurses, doctors, families and friends. Our vision is to bring color and positivity to every person's recovery.

We believe there is a desperate need for the creative world and the medical world to combine their powers. From the interior design of a chemotherapy room to the color theory used when painting a hallway, there is a need and we hope to be that bridge. 

We ask that you explore our creative marketplace with positivity and gratitude. Thank you for being here now! 😀

We know what it’s like to be a patient—the lack of creativity in products and design throughout the cancer experience can be isolating, depressing, and demoralizing. That’s why we’re here. We want patients to know that they’re not alone. That there isn’t just a cancer experience, but a human experience with unique needs and interests. We believe that everyone deserves the opportunity to explore a world of creativity and hope, whether as a patient, family-member, friend, nurse or even doctor. The cancer experience effects us all. You should never have to feel ashamed for wanting something beautiful and fun; it should be part of the healing process. That’s who we serve. We face the reality. We serve everyone.

Our short story~~In 2020 Bebop & Gazpacho hit the marketplace. The signature image of a two-toned popsicle on a hat standing for a break-in-time. Highlighting the desire to step back and chill in greatness.  Shortly after the rollout, however, our founder,@eyalslost, learned he had stage 4 Hodgkins Lymphoma. The experience changed his life, for the better and catapulted the B&G project to new heights. Turning the focus to helping others through original artwork that will help fight cancer. Eyal's grandmother Roberta "Bobbie" Galex, had originally started her own organization called "Hospital Art" putting art on the walls of hospitals made by her own local community. This is a huge inspiration for Eyal. He loves his grandmother :)