This video tells you the reason why we need to help disabled people in Ukraine which is the main objective of the Charity Auction. For more information check our website.

Stand with Ukraine Auction Mission

This is a digital art available for Prints. As people drown in the horror of the situation, there is hope that some kind of normalcy will soon return. Her prints will donate 50% of proceeds to the organizations we are working with helping disabled Ukrainians. Her art is offered as prints and you can buy at any time.

Saves Hope

This is a digital art available for Prints. "Every day this cry of the soul and the pain of the soul.." As the days go by, the sorrow still persist. Her prints will donate 50% of proceeds to the organizations we are working with helping disabled Ukrainians. Her art is offered as prints and you can buy at any time.

Cry of the Soul

This is a digital art available for Prints. "The storks have returned and with them peace and tranquility will return to our land". Yana is from Ukraine and had to relocate due to the dangerous situation. Her prints will donate 50% of proceeds to the organizations we are working with helping disabled Ukrainians. Her art is offered as prints and you can buy at any time.

Peace to our Land

This illustration is all about a spectacular flower crown, Ukrainian wreath (vinok), which, in traditional Ukrainian culture, is worn for centuries by girls and young women to symbolize purity and fertility. 50% of proceeds will be going to the organizations helping disabled Ukrainians.

Vinok on the Green

"I used the most basic motif that is called the tree of life for the background. As its name implies, the tree of life insures the longevity and prosperity of the inhabitants of the household. The tree of life is believed to connect all realms: the underworld, this world, and heaven. 50% of proceeds will be going to the organizations helping disabled Ukrainians. 
 
Her work is available as prints at our Stand with Ukraine Print Shop.

Tree of Life

Ula is inspired by Ukrainian traditional costume, as it is a reflection of the character of the nation. In her words "I believe it should take its place in the modern world and communicate Ukrainian ideas. I used the colors of Ukrainian National Flag, and incompleteness technique to make the illustration lighter, and leave the space for a viewer's imagination. As a background motif I chose a traditional ornament with doves. 50% of proceeds will be going to the organizations helping disabled Ukrainians. 
 
Her work is available as prints at our Stand with Ukraine Print Shop.

Kukurudza

This illustration is all about a spectacular flower crown, Ukrainian wreath (vinok), which, in traditional Ukrainian culture, is worn for centuries by girls and young women to symbolize purity and fertility. 50% of proceeds will be going to the organizations helping disabled Ukrainians. 
 
Her work is available as prints at our Stand with Ukraine Print Shop.

Vinok on the Red

This illustration is about beaded necklaces (namysto), one of the oldest forms of women’s ornaments in Ukraine. They have many names – monysto, busy, korali – testifying to their long history and important role in Ukrainian culture. They are not just adornments, but also carried deep symbolic significance. Traditionally, there are two types of neck jewelry: a string of beads called namysto, and coins called dukach. Combined together, they form a monysto or sometimes widely refereed to as namysto. Common materials are metals, stones (with corals often used to symbolize youth and health), wood, leather, glass, etc. They were generally protective or informative, for instance, they could tell how wealthy the family was as since six strings of coral beads could cost as much as a pair of oxen). 50% of proceeds will be going to the organizations helping disabled Ukrainians. 
 
Her work is available as prints at our Stand with Ukraine Print Shop.

Namysto

This illustration is about ribbons (Strichka) in the Ukrainian wreath.  Each ribbon in a Ukrainian wreath (vinok) has a meaning because it is not only a thing of beauty, but also a talisman. Ribbons were cut lower than a girl’s braids in order to hide them. The central ribbon was usually light brown, symbolizing the land and soil, then came yellow ribbons, symbolizing the sun, followed by light green and dark green – beauty and youth, light blue and dark blue – sky and water, which give strength and health, orange, symbolizing bread, violet – wisdom, crimson – truth and sincerity and pink – prosperity, red ribbons – symbols of grief and magic. 50% of proceeds will be going to the organizations helping disabled Ukrainians.

Strichka

This illustration is about Khustka, the Ukrainian head scarf. Traditionally women were to cover their head especially in sacred areas such as in church, funerals and around places where icons are displayed. When a woman got married a khustka became a part of her daily life. 50% of proceeds will be going to the organizations helping disabled Ukrainians. 
 
Her work is available as prints at our Stand with Ukraine Print Shop.

Khustka

This is a Digital Art available in Prints. Sasha is a young illustrator from Ukraine. She paints women in her different stages of strength, femininity, power among others.   She is donating 50% of proceeds to the organizations helping disabled Ukrainians.

Genetic code of Courage

I'm Home

Ternopil Region 1930s

This is a Digital Art available in Prints by Maryna. She is from Ukraine and currently lives there with her family. Her artworks for the Auction are a message of gratitude to other Nations that have helped her country during these difficult moments. This one is for Poland. Her Prints will be available at any time at our Stand with Ukraine Print Market.  She is donating 50% of proceeds to the organizations helping disabled Ukrainians.

Thank You Poland

This is a Digital Art available in Prints by Maryna. She is from Ukraine and currently lives there with her family. Her artworks for the Auction are a message of gratitude to other Nations that have helped her country during these difficult moments. This one is for United States. Her Prints will be available at any time at our Stand with Ukraine Print Market.  She is donating 50% of proceeds to the organizations helping disabled Ukrainians.

Thank You US

This is a Digital Art available in Prints by Maryna. She is from Ukraine and currently lives there with her family. Her artworks for the Auction are a message of gratitude to other Nations that have helped her country during these difficult moments. This one is for Great Britain. Her Prints will be available at any time at our Stand with Ukraine Print Market.  She is donating 50% of proceeds to the organizations helping disabled Ukrainians.

Thank You Great Britain

This is a Digital Art available in Prints by Maryna. She is from Ukraine and currently lives there with her family. Her artworks for the Auction are a message of gratitude to other Nations that have helped her country during these difficult moments. This one is for Estonia. Her Prints will be available at any time at our Stand with Ukraine Print Market.  She is donating 50% of proceeds to the organizations helping disabled Ukrainians.

Thank You Estonia

These are the faces of the Artists that are participating in the auction Stand with Ukraine.

The Artistic Faces

Valeriya likes inspiring people through her art and this illustration is a girl that although she looks fragile, she is strong and is the symbol of the incredible people of Ukraine, with deep roots. She stands for a peaceful future for all generations all over the world. She is donating 50% of proceeds to the organizations helping disabled Ukrainians.

Freedom

This is a digital piece available in prints at any time. in her own words, "This piece is a tender illustration depicting the strength of a brave girl and her tiger friend, for me very similar to the courage that Ukrainian people and their people have".  Her prints will donate 50% of proceeds to the organizations we are working with helping disabled Ukrainians.

Slava Ukraini

This is a digital piece available in prints at any time. Kristina is originally from Lithuania, and her own family history with all the invasions and conflicts with Russia through out centuries come through in this piece. it is a chronological call for Russia to stop invading countries. In her words "based on the history of the women in my family. I am the fourth generation shouting for the Russian army to return home and stop invading countries. Her prints will donate 50% of proceeds to the organizations we are working with helping disabled Ukrainians.

Red Army GO HOME

This video shows some of our participating Artists and their Artwork who are from Ukraine. Auction June 9 to 12. 
More info on our website www.EArtNet.com/links

The Artistic Faces of Ukraine

This is a digital piece from this young artist Olesia, whose message is strong and determined. In her own words "My artwork is dedicated to all Ukrainian women out there who suffer from this terrible war. To those who had to flee from their own home-country and are facing difficult challenges. To those who lost a child. To those who lost their loved ones. To those who are frightening at the military front right now. And to those who await the victory and for their families and loved ones to come back and see them again.. These are women who have chosen to stay strong no matter what, to protect their country and fellow citizens, to heal human bodies and souls under the screaming sounds of shelling and air raid sirens, to shield their children from the atrocities of war. They are the real heroines!". Her prints will donate 50% of proceeds to the organizations we are working with helping disabled Ukrainians.

The Female Face Of The War In Ukraine

This is a digital piece available in prints at any time. She describes this piece as "Whenever I was first reading about WWII in history books, it seemed, by all accounts, to be something so far off. I never thought it would be so close. I guess nobody at any point thought about that. must admit, I was oblivious. War is continuously happening somewhere, yet I can't say I felt as much pain as I do now. Now I realize that, and I wish we didn't have to go through this. Perhaps more people can feel the pain and rage of Ukrainians, perhaps that will help us avoid wars in the future. But for now, there's us, there's Russia whose people are yet to accept the crushing reality and consequences of their actions (and inactions). There's the West, debating, concerned, helping, waiting. There's you, the person who is reading this. I hope we become more connected, more empathetic. I believe we will. But reading the news of my people being deported, killed for no reason, of my family being in danger

Mind Devour

This is a digital piece available in prints at any time. She describes this piece as "Everyday I live with hope that one day Ukrainians will not wake up from alarms. With hope that my family, relatives and friends will be alright. With hope that Ukrainian soldiers will soon see their families again. With hope that Ukraine will win! And she definitely will win!! Hope is the last thing ever lost! Let's not lose it!" Her prints will donate 50% of proceeds to the organizations we are working with helping disabled Ukrainians.

Hope Dies Last

This is a digital piece available in prints at any time. She describes this piece as "Kyiv is the place where I was born. Kyiv is the place where I learned and said my first words. The place where I took my first steps as a baby. The place where I experienced many unique moments with my loved ones. Where I met many friends! To see how this extraordinary and valuable place with my relatives and my friends is getting destroyed with bombs is the worst thing that happened to me in my life! Her prints will donate 50% of proceeds to the organizations we are working with helping disabled Ukrainians.

Kyiv……. What can I say about Kyiv?

This is a digital piece available in prints at any time. She describes this piece "It's been more than two months since the unprovoked war in Ukraine. More than two months of Ukrainians showing the world what bravery and freedom looks like. More than two months of Ukrainians showing the world what truly loving your home and culture looks like. More than two months of that let to the death of 121 children! More than two months of that welcomed 15 000 babies to this world - babies born in hospital basements. More than two months of destruction of schools, hospitals, residential buildings. More than two months of countless lives taken way too early. In her own words "My artwork is dedicated to all Ukrainian women out there who suffer from this terrible war. To those who had to flee from their own home-country and are facing difficult challenges. To those who lost a child. To those who lost their loved ones. To those who are frightening at the military front right now. And to those who awa

My Dear Ukraine

This is a digital piece available in prints at any time. She describes this piece as "Ukraine is paying a very high price right now for freedom and peace." Her prints will donate 50% of proceeds to the organizations we are working with helping disabled Ukrainians.

The Price of your Silence

This is a digital piece available in prints at any time. She describes this piece as "Today, I'm furious. EU and other countries drowning in "paperwork" while Ukraine is drowning in blood. Russians with their I'm not ashamed" T-Shirts (to be ashamed you need to have a soul). People and children in Mariupol, trapped, counting hours towards their death. Women and children being raped and then killed or tortured. Ukrainians have already overcome so much, and still (!) didn't loose hope, humor, or will. Sowing fields, helping each other without asking anything in return. Every killed UA soldier will be remembered as a hero for generations. Every action not taken from the "civilized" Europe will be remembered for generations as well. I don't know what else to say: pray, don't pray, send "best wishes" or demand your governments to send heavy weapons. I don't know what else my people need to do to convince anyone that human life is precious and needs to be protected from those who don't value

Raped Body And Soul

This is a digital piece available in prints at any time. She describes this piece as "Listen up, there is no war that lasts for the eternity. Every single war ends. And with the end of this war, Ukraine will have the victory. Ukraine will stand till the last drop of blood and will win!" Her prints will donate 50% of proceeds to the organizations we are working with helping disabled Ukrainians.

We will Stand, We will Win

This is a digital piece available in prints at any time. She describes this piece as "Just think about how smart and creative Ukrainians are. Think about how much they contributed to the world's science and progress. Then think about the ways Ukrainians were portrayed in the western media, about the demeaning stereotypes (for example that Ukrainian women are prostitutes or gold diggers and Ukrainian men are stupid and uneducated). Think about how Ukrainian achievements in art and science were claimed to be russian. Think about how bad Ukrainians were treated abroad, like some poor people from a bad country. Ukrainian people are incredibly smart, creative and beautiful. They are strong and independent. They are kind and bighearted. And I am very proud to be an Ukrainian. It's time for the world to see Ukrainians the way they are and always have been" Her prints will donate 50% of proceeds to the organizations we are working with helping disabled Ukrainians.

Good evening, I am from Ukraine!

This is a digital piece available in prints at any time. She describes this piece as "Ukraine is, today, a slaughterhouse right in the heart of Europe. We, Ukrainians couldn't believe that this can happen. And I still read news headlines not knowing quite how to process them.    Could it be that thousands of children are being forcibly deported to Russia? Could it be that teenage girls are being raped in the streets in front of their families and their neighbors? With a building that had the word "Children!" on it really bombed? Could it be that thousands of houses are bombed where children are losing their families and are left alone? Unfortunately, the answer to all of these questions, is Yes. Dozens of children right now are hiding in bomb shelters, basements, metro stations and other underground areas while others have fled their homes for neighboring countries. Children are extremely vulnerable to insecurity, not only the physical trauma but the psychological trauma, is too much

Children Of Ukraine

Anna created a series called "When the Hearts are Apart". This series was done when during the time when Russia was invading her country of Ukraine. This series is full or chest pain. tears, nightmares, tiredness and all the feeling you go through when your life is being turned around. As she describes it "and my paintings.. full of despair and faith in our victory". This is one of the painting of this series that is being offered as a Limited Edition Print. She is donating 50% of proceeds for disabled people in Ukraine.

When the Hearts are Apart 1

When the Hearts are Apart 2

When the Hearts are Apart 3

Natalie is from Ukraine and decided to change her profession to follow her art dream. When war in Ukraine started she had to evacuate to Czech Republic and start from zero. She is hoping her art will help her make a new life. She has a series of paintings that she wanted to share for the Stand with Ukraine Auction. Although her works are originals, she had to abandon them with the evacuation. Her works are offered as Prints with several options of papers, sizes and frames. She is donating 50% of proceeds to the organizations helping disabled Ukrainians.

Blooming Lilac

Poppies

Girl in a Hat

Girl in the Field

Poppy Blossom

Venice

Sunset on the Lake

Natalie is from Ukraine and decided to change her profession to follow her art dream. When war in Ukraine started she had to evacuate to Czech Republic and start from zero. She is hoping her art will help her make a new life. She has a series of paintings that she wanted to share for the Stand with Ukraine Auction. Although her works are originals, she had to abandon them with the evacuation. Her works are offered as Prints with several options of papers, sizes and frames. She is donating 50% of proceeds to the organizations helping disabled Ukrainians

Autumn Flowers

Moon Walk

Poppy Bloom

House in the Mountain

Spring in Prague

Butterfly Light

Turtle

Karolina is an painter and illustrator from Ukraine. She has found painting as her way of expressing her current situation and that of her country Ukraine. "It is my take on the emblem of Ukraine. Our country is based on hope that we will have freedom and future, love to our families, our land, our language, and faith in God and in our fighters. And the middle girl the Love one has kind of crown on her head that says "Freedom" in Ukrainian which is the DNA that runs through generations of Ukrainians". 
 
This piece is part of the Stand with Ukraine Auction June 9 to 12, Her prints are available any time at our Print Market.

Hope, Love, Faith

Karolina is an painter and illustrator from Ukraine. She has found painting as her way of expressing her current situation and that of her country Ukraine. "I dedicated this illustration to all of our brave and courageous soldiers. And I called them blue and yellow protectors of our Motherland. I saw a video of a soldier with a bird and I was inspired by it". 
 
This piece is part of the Stand with Ukraine Auction June 9 to 12, Her prints are available any time at our Print Market.

Blue and Yellow Soldier

Karolina is an painter and illustrator from Ukraine. She has found painting as her way of expressing her current situation and that of her country Ukraine. So, this is kind of symbolic, because Russians are very proud and full of themselves even though they are murdering people and doing horrible things. The the same as the Titanic went down, I hope Russia does too. God helps the humble ones, and not those who pride themselves and want to take freedom of another country. 
 
This piece is part of the Stand with Ukraine Auction June 9 to 12, Her prints are available any time at our Print Market.

Titanic

GG Between Lines and Colors

Gridliani's passion for geometry comes through her art and according to her this piece is an example of how art can transport you anywhere!

GG Reflection

Kateryna is a young illustrator, graphic designer and painter. This is a painting of a women in typical Ukrainian outfit surrounded by flowers. This is offered in Prints with several options of papers, sizes and frames. She is donating 75% of proceeds to the organizations helping disabled Ukrainians.

Malva

Kateryna is a young artist originally from Ukraine. She has been forced to leave her city to a safer place. Her work represents a girl in Ukrainian clothing looking in despair, not so unlike her own situation. This is offered in Prints with several options of papers, sizes and frames. She is donating 75% of proceeds to the organizations helping disabled Ukrainians.

Girl in Headscarf

Naddia is from Ukraine and had to relocate to a different region for safety. She is a professional graphic designer and illustrator. She describes this piece "We are rebuilding and reviving our culture and our authenticity by taking a heap of yarn and turning it into strong threads of freedom and independence". She is donating 50% of proceeds to the organizations helping disabled Ukrainians.

Weaving Freedom

Kateryna is a Procreate Illustrator as a hobbies and a medicine student. Her recent paintings are in black background. Lately she has been expressing her war feeling through her paintings. This illustration shows the despair of evacuation from your home, country and your land. She is donating 50% of proceeds to the organizations helping disabled Ukrainians.

The Dark Side or War

Kateryna is a Procreate Illustrator as a hobbies and a medicine student. She primarily portraits illustrations of women. Lately she has been expressing her war feeling through her paintings. This piece is a message of hope and resilience. "We Will Win". She is donating 50% of proceeds to the organizations helping disabled Ukrainians.

We Are Strong and Free

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This is a Digital Art available in Prints. Ilona is a young illustrator from Ukraine. Her message is always of hope and a silver light in this crisis. This illustration is for Ukraine, for its will, for honor and glory, for the people. She is donating 50% of proceeds to the organizations helping disabled Ukrainians.

Ukraine Honor and Glory

This is a Digital Art available in Prints. Ilona is a young illustrator from Ukraine. Her message is always of hope and a silver light in this crisis. This drawing is an appreciation for Ukraine. She is donating 50% of proceeds to the organizations helping disabled Ukrainians.

Ukraine

This is a Digital Art available in Prints. Ilona is a young illustrator from Ukraine. Her message is always of hope and a silver light in this crisis. This illustration is a homage to all mothers and their unlimited task to protect and care for us. She is donating 50% of proceeds to the organizations helping disabled Ukrainians.

Mom, a Super Hero

This is a Digital Art available in Prints. Ilona is a young illustrator from Ukraine. Her message is always of hope and a silver light in this crisis. This illustration is a plea to save Ukraine and the world. She is donating 50% of proceeds to the organizations helping disabled Ukrainians.

God, Save Ukraine

This is a Digital Art available in Prints. Ilona is a young illustrator from Ukraine. Her message is always of hope and a silver light in this crisis. This illustration is a recognition to the armed forces "Glory to the Armed Forces God, protect all those who protect us".  She is donating 50% of proceeds to the organizations helping disabled Ukrainians.

Glory to Ukraine

This is a Digital Art available in Prints. Ilona is a young illustrator from Ukraine. Her message is always of hope and a silver light in this crisis. She is donating 50% of proceeds to the organizations helping disabled Ukrainians.

Red Viburnum in the Meadow

This is a Digital Art available in Prints. Ilona is a young illustrator from Ukraine. Her message is always of hope and a silver light in this crisis. This illustration was primarily for mother's day but it her hope is to wish mothers around the world a happy and healthy day whenever possible. She is donating 50% of proceeds to the organizations helping disabled Ukrainians.

Peace and Healthy Mothers

This is a Digital Art available in Prints. Ilona is a young illustrator from Ukraine. Her message is always of hope and a silver light in this crisis. This illustration makes reference to the thousands that had to leave home for other countries and their hope to some day come back to Ukraine. She is donating 50% of proceeds to the organizations helping disabled Ukrainians.

Welcome Home

This is a Digital Art available in Prints. Ilona is a young illustrator from Ukraine. Her message is always of hope and a silver light in this crisis. This is her expression of a small victory for Ukraine.  She is donating 50% of proceeds to the organizations helping disabled Ukrainians.

Small Victories

This is a Digital Art available in Prints. Ilona is a young illustrator from Ukraine. Her message is always of hope and a silver light in this crisis. This illustration hopes for a peaceful sky, a dream that all Ukrainians hope for soon. She is donating 50% of proceeds to the organizations helping disabled Ukrainians.

Peaceful Sky

Happy Embroidery

This is an uplifting future for Ukraine Under the Sun

Under the Sun

Evacuation from Kharkiv region under fire from Russian occupiers. People are fleeing in a shot car, the broken window is covered with a handkerchief. But they escaped on their own, remained free. And do not forget about a faithful friend - a dog in the back seat. This is what humanity looks like. This is a digital piece available in prints at any time.

Evacuation

Reflection of anger at those who came with weapons to another's land. Ukrainian woman in a traditional embroidered shirt, with ribbons the color of the Ukrainian flag, and with a wreath of sunflowers on her head. One Ukrainian woman advised Russian soldiers to put seeds in their pockets so that they could grow sunflowers. This is a digital piece available in prints at any time.

Українка

Margarita shows these portraits of people who were evacuated from Mariupol to Zaporizhia. in her words "This work was the most difficult not only in execution, but also especially morally. I wanted to portray the emotions of people who managed to evacuate from real hell. It is impossible to even imagine what these people had to go through. The important thing is that there is no one right emotion that should arise in a person after a traumatic event. Each of these people is a unique individual. And they are all incredibly strong". This is a digital piece available in prints at any time.

Маріупольці

This work from Margarita is a story of other group of innocents that are deeply affected by the war, animals. in her words "this picture shows a very cute and funny dog in a handkerchief named Bonya. But her story is not funny. Her mistress, a woman named Maria Fomentsova, put a handkerchief on the dog's head during the shelling so that the dog would not be afraid of loud noises. During the war, the dog turned gray. This is a digital piece available in prints at any time.

Боня

This work depicts a child playing near a ruined apartment building with a toy car with the inscription "children". Such inscriptions can be seen in the photos of cars shot by the Russian occupiers, in which civilians tried to evacuate to safe places. A child is bigger than a house because it is heavier. We can calculate and compensate for the material damage caused by the war, but we cannot compensate for the cost of human life. The sun is shining in the sky, flowers have been drawn in a childish way under the house, and the child is engaged in a completely normal thing for him - a game. For Ukrainian children, war is becoming commonplace. This is the lost childhood of an entire generation. This is a digital piece available in prints at any time.

Дети

It's just a cute little goat with bright ribbons and a wreath on his head against the backdrop of a traditional Hutsul carpet. This is a digital piece available in prints at any time.

Цапенятко

Karina draws from her surrounding of her country Ukraine. Her illustrations are always full of messages, a plea to draw attention to what she sees important. This illustration was after the devastation of Irpin, Bucha and Gostomel and her childhood memories of those places. when  at the crucial moment when Mariupol was under attack. in her words "Today we pray for those who have gone on their last journey🕯 We firmly believe in our Dreams❤️‍" She is donating 50% of proceeds to the organizations helping disabled Ukrainians.

Genocide in Ukraine

Karina draws from her surrounding of her country Ukraine. Her illustrations are always full of messages, a plea to draw attention to what she sees important. This is a beautiful representation of the impact of war in children during moments of war. The situation now vs the situation in other war times.  She is donating 50% of proceeds to the organizations helping disabled Ukrainians.

Children of War

Karina draws from her surrounding of her country Ukraine. Her illustrations are always full of messages, a plea to draw attention to what she sees important. This is Karina's interpretation of the divine power needed to protect her country. At the time she was working on this artwork the situation around her was so difficult that she did not think she might finish it. She is donating 50% of proceeds to the organizations helping disabled Ukrainians.

Protect Our Ukraine

Karina draws from her surrounding of her country Ukraine. Her illustrations are always full of messages, a plea to draw attention to what she sees important. This illustration is of a girl holding tight to her cat after her own house was in ruins. She is donating 50% of proceeds to the organizations helping disabled Ukrainians.

Chernihiv

Karina draws from her surrounding of her country Ukraine. Her illustrations are always full of messages, a plea to draw attention to what she sees important. Borodyanka, a small town north of Kyiv was brutally destroyed by Russians soldiers. This is an illustration of the damage to the statue of Taras Shevchenko, a Ukrainian poet referred as the foundation of modern literature in Ukraine. It became a symbolic event of sadness and despair at the degree of destruction. She is donating 50% of proceeds to the organizations helping disabled Ukrainians.

Borodyanka

Karina draws from her surrounding of her country Ukraine. Her illustrations are always full of messages, a plea to draw attention to what she sees important. This illustration a representation of the trauma of air alarms. Katrina wonders how they will ever be able to live without those alarms.  She is donating 50% of proceeds to the organizations helping disabled Ukrainians.

Air Alarms

Karina draws from her surrounding of her country Ukraine. Her illustrations are always full of messages, a plea to draw attention to what she sees important. Solomiya is a young girl that wanted to raise funds for the defenders of her country by playing the flute. Karina wanted to honor her desires by making this beautiful illustration. She is donating 50% of proceeds to the organizations helping disabled Ukrainians.

The Flute of Solomiya

Karina draws from her surrounding of her country Ukraine. Her illustrations are always full of messages, a plea to draw attention to what she sees important. This illustration was at the crucial moment when Mariupol was under attack. She is donating 50% of proceeds to the organizations helping disabled Ukrainians.

Save Mariupol

Karina draws from her surrounding of her country Ukraine. Her illustrations are always full of messages, a plea to draw attention to what she sees important. Children are a particular concern for Karina and the physical and emotional damage this war has caused on those already vulnerable.  This is on the core of our Auction, to help those most vulnerable children and disabled people. She is donating 50% of proceeds to the organizations helping disabled Ukrainians.

This is a Digital Art available in Prints. For Alexandra this art symbolizes the beauty and unity of Ukraine. The color of the blue sky and the yellow field reflects symbolizes Ukraine. Butterfly is a symbol of the soul, immortality and rebirth. Her wings are wounded but she continues to live.  She is donating 50% of proceeds to the organizations helping disabled Ukrainians.

Blood Wings

This is a Digital Art available in Prints. Iryna is a fashion illustrator. in her words "The drawing "Ucranian Mother" represent a mother protecting her son, her future... This original drawing was made with acrylic, gouache and markers". This artwork is available as prints  She is donating 100% of proceeds to the organizations helping disabled Ukrainians.

Ukrainian Mother

Sanne is a fashion illustrator especially women portrayed. This digital art represents the resilience of the Ukrainian people, an homage to their identity and a strong hope for peace. Her prints will donate 50% of proceeds to the organizations we are working with helping disabled Ukrainians.

Iryna

This is a Digital Art available in Prints. Nadya is a young Tattoo artist from Ukraine. She has been under attack since day one of the invasion. This piece is an expression of what she describes as being dead and alive at the time, which is what is happening to her surroundings all the time.  in her words "The title of this work is "І мертвим, і живим", it is a poem of Taras Shevchenko, a Ukrainian writer and artist. This work reflects all the pain that every Ukrainian person experiences, because this war has touched every family and every home". She is donating 50% of proceeds to the organizations helping disabled Ukrainians

Both Dead and Alive

This is a digital art of what she calls Guardian Angels, ordinary people -neighbors, relatives, friends- who are defending her country beyond their call. Her drawing is a gratitude to those defending her country, lives and their future.  Although she is in the midst of the chaos, she is donating 100% of proceeds to the auction. Her art is offered as prints and you can buy at any time.

Guardian Angels

This is a digital art that Artist Olga call Motherland. It is one of a series of three with different background, colors and details. Olga sees her home Ukraine invaded and threatened and in need of a savior and this illustration is her sign of hope. Beautiful piece with traditional Ukrainian symbols but in a modern way.  She is donating 100% of proceeds to the auction. Her art is offered as prints and you can buy at any time.

Motherland 3

Motherland 2

Motherland 1

Nika is from Ukraine and her passion is Ballet Photography. Shortly after the war started she developed a project to show the strength of her people. it was a project of 14 pieces of Ballet outfits in Blue and Yellow with Ballerinas, Gymnasts and Acrobats. This is one of her beautiful photographs of her collection Ukrainian Ballet during War. Her photographs are available as prints in our Stand with Ukraine Print Market. Her prints will donate 100% of proceeds to the organizations we are working with helping disabled Ukrainians. 
 
Dancers: Daryna Halaida and Kateryna Husak

Ukrainian Ballet During War 7

Nika is from Ukraine and her passion is Ballet Photography. Shortly after the war started she developed a project to show the strength of her people. it was a project of 14 pieces of Ballet outfits in Blue and Yellow with Ballerinas, Gymnasts and Acrobats. This is one of her beautiful photographs of her collection Ukrainian Ballet during War. Her photographs are available as prints in our Stand with Ukraine Print Market. Her prints will donate 100% of proceeds to the organizations we are working with helping disabled Ukrainians. 
 
Dancer: Pravdyva Anastasiia

Ukrainian Ballet During War 1

Nika is from Ukraine and her passion is Ballet Photography. Shortly after the war started she developed a project to show the strength of her people. it was a project of 14 pieces of Ballet outfits in Blue and Yellow with Ballerinas, Gymnasts and Acrobats. This is one of her beautiful photographs of her collection Ukrainian Ballet during War. Her photographs are available as prints in our Stand with Ukraine Print Market. Her prints will donate 100% of proceeds to the organizations we are working with helping disabled Ukrainians. 
 
Dancer: Khomenko Alina

Ukrainian Ballet During War 2

This video tells you why we are doing the Stand with Ukraine Charity Auction. Proceeds of this Auction will go to disabled Ukrainians that need help. More information on our website www.EArtNet.com/links

Stand with Ukraine Auction Intro

This is a Virtual Exhibit of the PRINTS available at our Stand with Ukraine Charity Project. This collection is dedicated to helping disabled people in Ukraine. It is a combination of Artists from Ukraine and around the world that wanted to donate some proceeds to help Ukraine. You can learn about the Project on our website www.eartnet.com

Stand with Ukraine PRINTS Exhibit