I drew this before Rosh Hashanah, inspired by a beautiful rimon (pomegranate) growing on a tree in Jerusalem, representing the vibrancy and excitement of re-connecting with G‑d in anticipation of the High Holidays.

The soldier in Israel faithfully guards and protects the Holy Land with his life, as he connects to and puts his faith in G‑d.

This prayer of peace is said every day in the Amidah. It is wrapped around the dove. Her wings are spread so she may fly around the world to spread a prayer of peace for all. In her mouth is a golden olive branch with 12 leaves to represent the 12 tribes. The background is a vibrant mosaic to represent the Jews of all backgrounds. We are all connected to one another by our shared heritage. The eye is a globe to represent the world is watching.

The letters spilling down from Heaven to mankind symbolizes the blessings from the fountain of life, the Creator.

G‑d created the world with words, “G‑d said: ‘Let there be light,’ and there was light...etc.” And He continues to recreate it constantly with those same words.

A new Torah Scroll is brought into the synagogue accompanied by music and joyous dancing. Two more Torah scrolls are taken out of the ark to join in with the celebrations.

I used bold and brilliant colors to depict the light and beauty of the Temple within and without.