Jean Julien, a French graphic designer and cartoonist living in London, tweeted out this portrait late Friday night and it has since been retweeted over 39,000 times.
Peace for Paris
Jullien, who said he drew the picture himself, also shared it on Facebook where it went viral too, getting shared over 20,000 times since Friday night.
It helped to spawn a #PeaceForParis hashtag which, according to Topsy, has been tweeted almost 100,000 times in the last 24 hours.
People are making it their profile pictures and passing the image along.
PASS THIS ON AND SAY A PRAYER FOR PARIS #PeaceForParis
#PeaceForParis (and everywhere)
Our thoughts & prayers go out to the people of France in light of these deadly, horrid attacks. #PeaceForParis
The word 'God' used by men to justify the work of demons.. #ParisAttack #PeaceForParis
A popular fan account for street artist Banksy also shared the image:
Peace for Paris
And it's even been picked up by celebrities like Shonda Rhimes, Red Foo — formerly of LMFAO — and Pharrell.
Sending so many prayers to everyone in Paris. My thoughts are with you. #PeaceForParis
Only Love Can Conquer Hate #peaceforparis #prayfortheworld