How to Make a Statement at the 2018 Women’s March with PicsArt

January 19, 2018•2 minute read

Okay ladies, now let’s get in formation.

One year ago today, women from around the world took to the streets to stand up for human rights, equality and reform. They used political art on posters and social media, showcasing viral memes, trendy slogans, and thousands of creative images created by people just like you. This year, you can join them by using PicsArt photo editor and collage maker to show the world just what activism looks like at the 2018 Women’s March!

Political art is becoming a staple of self expression. Take a look at some of the PicsArt protest remixes from the GRL PWR sticker pack.

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Happy women's day!!! ♥ #womensday #women #clipart #grlpwr via PicsArt

#FreeToEdit #GRLPWR #grlpwr #girlpower via PicsArt

#FreeToEdit #women #womensday #internationalwomensday via PicsArt

#FreeToEdit #womensday via PicsArt

Don’t have a sign idea yet? No worries! Find some inspiration with these free custom stickers and #freetoedit images, then check out how to make your own here. Even if you’re unable to take to the streets, you can still create your own image and set it as a temporary profile picture, or share it to Instagram by tagging @picsart and adding the hashtags #grlpwr and #womensmarch2018.

PicsArt photo editor, collage maker and sticker maker is a totally new kind of creative community, with over 100M+ monthly users. PicsArt has collaborated with brands like Dior, Jared Leto’s band Thirty Seconds To Mars and Lindsey Stirling. Supermodels Izabel Goulart, Doutzen Kroes, and Natalia Vodianova have shared PicsArt remixes on their social media. Download the app to get in on the action!