Blue innocence

I know so many people part of or proudly associated with the LGBTQ+ community myself included ,and I am proud to make this piece of art to show my support.
I had chosen blue as my color in the shape of eyes and roses. This is representing the window to our souls and who we are as people, not by our clothes, hair, or how we identify ourselves but our eyes, truely seeing who we are on the inside because we are all still people, connected together beautifully as a petals on a rose with hope of the future for all.