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The More Love Movement began with one heart micropainting which artist Chasidy Hathorn designed to pass along to someone who needed a little lift. She encouraged that person to keep the love going by passing the tiny heart painting to another person who needed a lift. Then, that person gave it to someone else who needed a little lift. And so on and so on, one little painting with worn edges traveled spreading more love along the way.
The movement has now grown from micropaintings measuring less than 2 inches by 2 inches to a canvas backdrop for a selfie station measuring 9 feet wide by 12 feet high— and various sizes in between.
Hathorn donates the #MoreLoveMovement micropaintings to not-for-profit organizations who are working hard (and tirelessly) to make their communities a better place for all. She also donates artworks and does live painting at no cost to not-for-profit organizations to help them raise funds for their missions of love and hope.
If you are a not-for-profit interested in the #MoreLoveMovement, fill out the contact form on chasidyhathorn.com with details about your organization and its mission.
The movement has now grown from micropaintings measuring less than 2 inches by 2 inches to a canvas backdrop for a selfie station measuring 9 feet wide by 12 feet high— and various sizes in between.
Hathorn donates the #MoreLoveMovement micropaintings to not-for-profit organizations who are working hard (and tirelessly) to make their communities a better place for all. She also donates artworks and does live painting at no cost to not-for-profit organizations to help them raise funds for their missions of love and hope.
If you are a not-for-profit interested in the #MoreLoveMovement, fill out the contact form on chasidyhathorn.com with details about your organization and its mission.