Love Can Beat 6 Feet
By Stephanie Leyden
About the piece: The part-painting, part-drawing (fused together in Photoshop) touches on social distancing—and global kindness. “Love is a universal language, and the two cats depict this in such a neutral and simplistic way. It shows our unique ability as humans to overcome and triumph over hardships with something as simple as love and companionship.”
For more on the artist: @StephLeydenArts (Facebook); @Steph.LeydenArt (Instagram)
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