After studying religious history (Moscow, Berlin and Bonn), Him went for four years to the Staatliche Akademie für Graphische Künsten und Buchwerbe in Leipzig. Worked freelance for a while in Germany and started a unique, complementary partnership with Jan Lewitt. They left Poland in 1937 for London. When their work was shown by Lund-Humphries, many advertising commissions followed. During WW2 Lewitt and Him designed posters for ROSPA, the GPO and the London-based Polish Ministry of Information. After the war they designed murals for the Festival of Britain (1951) and the Guinness Festival Clock. Their work was exhibited in Jerusalem, Tel-Aviv, New York and Philadelphia. In 1954 their partnership was dissolved. George made unique work for Schweppes drinks and co-operated in 1963 with Dutch designer Otto Treumann on the corporate identity of El-Al, designing a logo in both Hebrew and Roman lettering. He was a fellow of RSA and elected a Royal Designer for Industry.