Here's How Artists and Illustrators are Honoring George Floyd
Floyd's Death Sparks Nationwide Protests
The death of George Floyd has sparked nationwide protests and a wave of artistic expression. Artists and illustrators are creating portraits of Floyd as a way to honor his life while condemning the way in which he was killed.
Sharing Portraits on Social Media
These portraits are being shared on social media, where they are having a powerful impact. They are helping to raise awareness of Floyd's death and are fueling the protests. They are also providing a space for people to express their grief and anger.
Worldwide Solidarity
The protests are not just happening in the United States. People around the world are joining marches in solidarity with protestors in America. They are condemning the death of George Floyd and Breonna Taylor, another black woman who was killed by police.
Art as a Form of Protest
Art has always been a powerful form of protest. It can be used to raise awareness of important issues, to challenge the status quo, and to inspire change. The portraits of George Floyd are a powerful example of how art can be used to make a difference.
Pan Cooke's Cartoons
Ireland-based artist Pan Cooke creates cartoons summarizing the world's daily news in comics. His cartoons often highlight how prevalent police brutality and hate are. His work is a powerful reminder that these issues are not just happening in America, but are a global problem.
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