A lovely sun, also representing a sunflower, shining brightly in the sky with a Ukrainian flag in the middle. Stars alongside it helping it to shine even brighter shows the gathering of the world in it's resistance against the war. The sunflower is a symbol of peace, unity, and Ukraine's national flower. Inside the flower is the blue over yellow to represent the blue sky over wheat fields, which is the Ukrainian flag. Printed on white thick cotton paper with yellow and blue inks from hand carved Shina wood blocks sourced from a sustainable forest in Hokkaido, Japan. Title, artist signature, edition number, and year of production appear on front of each print. A sticker of the same design is also included.

$30 from each print will be donated to the Brovary Fund in partnership with the City of Rockford and Kids Around the World. Brovary, Ukraine is the sister city to my hometown Rockford, IL, USA. Kids Around the World built their first playground ever in Brovary. In partnership with Rockford Mayor Tom McNamara, John Groh CEO of the Rockford Area Convention and Visitors Bureau, Community Foundation of Northern Illinois, and Jim Rosene the President of Kids Around the World, the Brovary Fund will buy/send needed food, medicine, beds, fuel and any other needed items to our friends and their families in Brovary, Ukraine during this awful war. If you would like to donate directly as well, you can do that on the Kids Around the World website or on the Community Foundation of Northern Illinois website.

Stickers are also being sold separately which 100% of the profits will be going to the fund as well.

Imagery and title was created from my response to the words of the russian cosmonaut when confronted with the thought that their flight suits were yellow with blue accents in solidarity with Ukraine in the International Space Station:

"There is no need to look for any hidden signs or symbols in our uniform. A colour is simply a colour. It is not in any way connected to Ukraine. Otherwise, we would have to recognise its rights to the yellow sun in the blue sky."

- Oleg Artemyev, sourced from The Guardian.com via his space agency's Telegram channel