Hours after the deadly terror attack on the satirical magazine Charlie Hebdo in Paris, a powerful image of three pencils was widely shared on social media.
It was posted on a popular, though unverified, "Banksy" Instagram account without any attribution to the original artist. It quickly racked up more than 100,000 likesWe shared it, too, characterizing it as a popular "Banksy" Instagram account offering a powerful message of perseverance after the attack.
Hours after it became an iconic image in the wake of the attack, joining thousands of others, the account finally added the true artist's handle. Read more...
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