ALL PROCEEDS OF THIS SALE WILL GO TO THE CALIFORNIA COMMUNITY FOUNDATION WILDFIRE RECOVERY FUND! There were only 5 of these large posters made featuring Jillian's original artwork. All of them were signed by the artists at the Festival. One is at Earp's Ordinary, one is with Jillian, one is with one of the Executive Producers on the album. There are two left. So let's make it count.

100% of the sales of any of the signed Solstice Festival Posters will go to the California Community Foundation Wildfire Recovery Fund. Jillian will also personalize the poster to the buyer. "Contributions will go toward the most impacted and the most vulnerable Angelenos who can be overlooked in traditional relief efforts. Since 2003, CCF's Wildfire Recovery Fund has supported impacted communities across the state. The fund complements immediate relief and addresses the long-term recovery needs of neighborhoods."

Want to donate directly and skip the poster? No problem. Visit https://www.pledge.to/CityofLAStrong.

Shipping will be included in the sale.

About the poster: This poster is a play on Jillian's original "Singing to the Moon" album cover art full of references to the Winter Solstice: • Jillian replaced the Sampugita flowers from the original art with holly, a symbol to ancient cultures that signified the changing of the season from the Oak King (summer and sun) to the Holly King (winter and moon) • Antlers were added to the mandala to represent the stag, symbolizing rebirth (antlers shed and regrow, like the cycles of life). • Odin's ravens, Hugin (memory) and Munin (thought) flank the mandala. Odin is central to Yule celebrations and is considered the pre-cursor to Santa Claus. • In one last nod to Yule, the mandala is within an oval, giving it the appearance of an eye from a distance. This was to represent Odin's missing eye, one more symbol to the Norse God.

...and in case you are wondering, she does try to put a lot of symbolism into her mandalas, this one just had too many opportunities to give up!