Mizrach ~ "East" in Hebrew, direction for prayer Poster

This is a scan of a mizrach I drew in coloured pencils in 2002. Mizrach means "east," and this is the traditional plaque indicating the direction of prayer. The word "mizrach" is in the large yellow letters, and the letters on the curve are from psalm 113:3 ~ "from the rising of the sun to it's setting praise the name of Hashem" - which in Hebrew sounds like this: "mi mizrach shemish ad m'vo'o m'hulal shem Adonai." The words at the top are psalm 104:2 "noteh shamayim k'yirea" - who spreads out the heavens like a curtain. This is referenced in the tzitzis or tassles in the corners. The word "tiferet" in the crown refers to the line in our prayers where we bestow the 'k'lil tiferet' - the crown of beauty on the Creator in our prayers.