Smile Project - childrens hospital
Illustration, Digital Art
2012
'Smile Project' for childrens hospitals on behalf of the Culture Promotion Office in Poland. I drew a 'smile poster' for the project to raise awareness and create action for the cause.
- Smile Project - childrens hospital
- Message from the organiser of the project:
Can you maybe join our 'Smile Project' for children hospitals? Can you draw a smile for our project and ask your friends to join as well?
I hope you can
I wish the mystery, which builds the power of peaceful happiness
I wish the mystery, which enriches us with a wise smile
I wish the mystery, which strengthens the every way of every love
I wish the mystery, which initiates us into every inscrutable recess of our mysterious interior
best wishes
Marek Wysoczynski 
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