Hi, my name is Marina, I am a vector artist from Ukraine, Kyiv and this is my second charity project on the theme and in honor of my country Ukraine, where I live and work since the beginning of the war and until now, without going anywhere. The first part of the project, you can see here.
https://designbundles.net/mpetrovskaya-vector-flowers/2320165-stand-with-ukraine-floral-set
What you get when you buy this product
3 Flower frames
7 Banners
5 Flower Trident Emblems
3 Flower backgrounds in the colors of the Ukrainian flag
1 Bonus card with Flowers in the shape of a heart
All illustrations are made in vector format, raster copies are saved in high resolution from 300 DPI.
The vector format (Ai) has no scaling restrictions. Raster formats (TIF, PNG, PSD) from 300 DPI, TIF layered. If you need to edit text, I've added fonts that I've used in postcard and banner templates to the file folder.
For what I will use the royalties that I get from your purchases of my product. I want to send 50 percent of my sales to state-tested and proven funds.
1. Foundation Come Back Alive (Фонд Повернись Живим)
2. Sergiy Prytula Charitable Foundation (Благодійний фонд Сергія Притули)
3.Humanitarian Aid. Foundation founded by the National Bank of Ukraine (Гуманітарна допомога Національного Банку України)
Since the beginning of the war, after I was able to go back to work, I thought about what I would like to do if it were the last day of my life. And I realized that what I would have liked to do most of all was still work, but to paint only flowers. After that, when I got back to full-time work in the spring, I started painting this project, in order to contribute my share to help my country with what I do best.
I started this project in spring when my mother had to leave her house for a friend on the left bank of the Dnipro river, because Bucha and Irpen, whose horrors you must have heard about, are so close to her house that she could see the columns of smoke rising from the forest which is visible from her windows. When I lived with my mother a few years ago, I used to walk to Irpen to walk my dog. The Zhytomyr highway is a 15 minute walk from our house. And it was there that civilian cars were found, shot, with dead people inside.
My mother heard automatic rifle shots and artillery. She held on for a long time, but had to leave when artillery shells started flying over the house, and one day, such a shell hit the house next door and mom was scared for herself.
I am luckier than my mother, I live with my boyfriend closer to the center of the city in the area we call Podol. Yes, I've heard automatic weapons and artillery too, but the scariest sounds are rocket hits. I caught such as hitting the Retroville Trade Center, the Artyom factory, one night I woke up from the explosion of a downed rocket near the Lukyanovskaya metro station.
Now I often wake up to the sounds of anti-aircraft defense. There was one really scary morning in October, when rockets flew into the center of the city (playground, glass bridge).
And then the strikes on our infrastructure started and I could hear rockets whizzing over the house, hear kamikaze drones being shot down, and how they exploded hitting our TECs. These incidents are already happening closer to my house.
The worst part is waking up to all these sounds. It's not as scary during the daytime.
All the mockups for the project are done in the fall. I work a lot at night because we have two or three blackouts every day because Russian missiles are blowing up our power stations. But I'm glad that I'm able to work at all, that I still have a place to live and I haven't suffered any injuries, and so far I'm only getting by with a daily state of anxiety.
That's why I chose foundations that help people who have lost everything they have in general. And foundations that help our army, because only thanks to the army and the help of our Western partners, who provide us with weapons, I am still alive and able to work.
You can get to know me and decide if you want to help me, in my social networks
My Facebook page. https://www.facebook.com/petrovskaya27/
My Instagram. https://www.instagram.com/marinapetrovskaya27/
Here you can see who I am, what I do for a living and how I try to enjoy life even in times of war.
And my work Instagram, here I post illustrations and talk about them, and also here I write about the war more often, because I have a larger audience here. https://www.instagram.com/mp_petrovskaya/
Thank you very much for reading, thank you for your interest in Ukraine, I am glad for your attention, your support. If these projects will sell, all reports on the money sent, I will publish in my instagram for illustrations, every month from the 10th to the 15th number.
Your illustrator from Ukraine, Kyiv, Marina Petrovskaya.
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