Free-to-use portraits to amplify the stories of the Prairieland Defendants and support their fight for justice
I created a series of portraits dedicated to the Prairieland Defendants, the activists facing legal proceedings following their opposition to the construction of the Prairieland detention center.
I am making these drawings freely available to everyone in order to support the defendants, help share their stories, and keep attention focused on their case.
Through the link below, you can download the high-resolution images and use them freely: you can publish them on social media, share them online, print them as posters or flyers, use them for exhibitions, public events, awareness campaigns, or any other communication initiative.
These drawings are free to use and share. I invite activists, organizations, journalists, artists, and communities to circulate them as widely as possible, because every image can help make the stories of the people involved more visible.
I believe that drawing can be a tool for solidarity and testimony. A portrait can help restore a face and an identity to people beyond headlines and legal proceedings.
Download the portraits, share them, and use them to support the Prairieland Defendants.
