We always knew there was something special about Rebecca Peragine.  The mom, artist and social entrepreneur who founded Children Inspire Design, a beautifully quirky line of socially and environmentally conscious wall art, has now released a special print in partnership with a very worthy cause, and it's inspiring on multiple levels. And when it comes to the age-old question, "Which came first, the chicken or the egg?" we're actually wondering the same thing about inspiration and art.  Here's why.

Rebecca's latest pastel-colored print ($40), aptly entitled Global Compassion, depicts a global map with illustrated cartoons of species indigenous to each region. And it isn't just beautiful to look at; 100% of its proceeds go to Future Fortified, through which each print's sale provides a month's worth of nutrients to 20 children in Kenya.  Knowing that good nutrition during the 1,000-day period from pregnancy to the second year of life helps kids grow up healthier, happier and smarter, we absolutely can't argue with such a simple -- and beautiful -- equation.

You can check out Rebecca's cute video here and purchase the limited-edition print here.  As for the chicken-or-egg conundrum, we're thinking that while art usually happens as a result of inspiration, in this particular case, the relationship clearly works both ways.