An artist experimenting with many different media and techniques is @nushutu

On her link in bio on Instagram, you can find a very informative google doc listing all the ways to support Ukraine.

Her words on March 16th:
“I’m constantly thinking about people killed during the evacuation from Irpin. And about people blocked in Mariupol right now. So, I’m asking you again. Please stay with us, go to protests, sign petitions, demand the no-fly zone at least for the evacuation corridors.” #noflyzone #noflyzoneua #standwithukraineeastgermany

They had to stop the production, but you can support getting a digital plate for now.
How will this work?

Read their story from their own words:
“We are two feminists from Kharkiv, Ukraine, who opened their studio 2 years ago. On February 24, 2022, Russia started a war against our country. We were forced to evacuate with our small dog Cuba and leave our house and our workshop, which is now destroyed. Now we are in Croatia, where we are trying to start everything from the beginning. In Ukraine, we still have families and friends whom we help. For the last 2 weeks, we have not been engaged in ceramics, but have been helping other Ukrainians to evacuate. We launched the sale of digital plates, part of the income from which will go to help the Ukrainian army and Ukrainians who remain in the war zone. When we will set up our production you will receive your plates with unique design upon your request.”

If you don’t know exactly what ethno photography is, we highly suggest visiting the profile of Anna Senik @annasenik

Anna is now a fighter of the Armed Territorial Defense and her profile is almost a diary of the war.

This is what she says:
“The war-affected everyone you saw in my photos: it threw someone in the hell of fighting, put a heavy burden of volunteer responsibility on others, and brutally expelled others from their homes. I want to show how those, whom you have seen in the magical images of the past, live now. […]
Social networks often ask: what do you dream of after the war. I dream of seeing all those I photographed alive and happy at home.”

Illustrator from Kyiv, temporary in Berlin. Have a look at @romanaruban

We really want to highlight her last illustration “Ukraine means courage”.
The prints are for sale.

This is what Romana says:
“To my fearless friends, tireless neighbours who defend Ukraine, volunteers, militaries, and all people who keep brave mood! Keep going! Till our victory. So many hearts are with us — we have to win! 🖤⚔️🖤
Big thanks and respect to our foreign friends who support Ukraine, spread the truth, and pray for us.”

Incredible embroidery artist and designer, Diana Yevtukh, known on Instagram as @diana.yevtukh

“Praying for the bravest people fighting the uneven fight to bring back our peaceful blue skies and blooming yellow fields 🇺🇦“