Bring warmth, peace, and comfort into your home with Make Soup Not War, a bold, hand-drawn protest art print in a modern folk-art style. A bright red soup pot sits beneath a night sky of stars, moons, and suns, reminding us that nourishment and care can be powerful forms of resistance. This piece doubles as a protest poster and a work of everyday beauty, a quiet call for peace that belongs in any kitchen, studio, or gathering space.
- Printed to preserve the texture, depth, and painterly quality of the original artwork.
- Size: 8 × 10 inches
- Giclee printed on high-quality, heavyweight archival paper
- Matte finish
Handmade in Portland, Oregon
Women Owned Business
Disabled Owned Business
I’m an artist living and working in a treehouse in the old-growth forest of Oregon. My work explores themes of home, beauty, comfort, magic, and liberation. Working across painting, printmaking, and illustration, I create images rooted in folk symbolism, everyday objects, and familiar forms. My compositions often combine warmth, color, and pattern to evoke a sense of belonging and ease. I am the author of one book and the illustrator of more than nine books. My work has also included concert posters for bands such as Wilco and Cake, exclusive collaborations with Schoolhouse, and projects with Anthropologie. The work begins as art. Prints, stickers, and other objects are simply ways the images travel and live alongside people in their homes. At its core, my practice is about making art that feels grounding and human, work that offers small moments of beauty, comfort, and freedom.
