One Peace Posters and Art Prints

A little girl artist with long rainbow hair, skipping. Mili Fay’s Rainbow Girl is a visual representation of her inner self from whom all her artworks and stories come from. Created to stand for world peace, inclusion, tolerance, and diversity as part of Mili Fay’s #all4🌎4all movement.

More peace, Love, and understanding please!

We provide a wide variety of colors, size, types and designs. All colors on the color chart are available in our shop. Please take a look and select your favorite color corresponding to each shirt. Click our store "Nikolaytkzt" for more designs and style options.

Notorious RBG. Supreme Court Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg, feminist icon. Quote Real Change Enduring Change Happens One Step At A Time. - RBG. Wisdom. Motivation. Inspiration. Justice. Equality. Love. Kindness. Peace. Hope. Diversity.

He leaves the 99 for the one - Matthew 18:12 - Teal

He leaves the 99 for the one - Matthew 18:12

Good Vibes Only in Peach color! Represent and radiate that positivity, Good Vibes Only in Rainbow Psychedelic Tie Dye, Good Vibes Only.

A good frind of mine died last week and we had his wake on Saturday. People from all over the state to pay their respects. We went to the cemetery and raised sky lanterns for him. This art was inspired from it.

EQUALITY design with a variety of colors such as a rainbow with a black background is a design with the aim of conveying the message that we are all the same, there is no difference including in social equality, meaning humans must be treated equally in all institutions areas that affect their life opportunities: education, work , consumption, social access, household relations, and so on. so stop racism and stop violence

Artists, musicians, creatives. Always seeking that flow state.

It’s cool to be kind

We are One no matter what language we speak!

Unity

PeaceLoveHarmony.ONE Validator Logo Front and back design

Made by immigrants

Ubuntu, also known as Unhu in other parts of Africa, is an ethical philosophy held by many Africans and now Westerners (First World) that focuses on how we treat one another and the purpose thereof, why we do. It’s a word describing an African world view, which translates as “I am because you are,” and which means that individuals need other people to be fulfilled. It is a way of living, it is how you treat your fellow man, it is how you respect them and understand that their beliefs help form the bigger picture, their situations are for purpose. So many people try to explain it, put it into words, but often come undone with the mere fact that it is more a way of being, it is a feeling, a way of living, the way you are and not easily ...