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Never let a serious crisis go to waste, they say, so I’m using this time to create a new series, Covid Blues (Art for the Quarantined Soul). Inspired by Picasso during his Blue Period, the 14-day visual diary uses repurposed materials found around the house, created in monochromatic shades of blue.

If you are interested, you can find my previous posts here, here, and here on Bored Panda.

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    Day 1: Emergency preparedness

    Watercolor and gouache on used tea bags.

    Day 2: Social distancing fashion

    Lindt chocolate wrapper on a used tea bag.

    Day 3: Flattering the curve

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    Soup can label folded into a brassiere.

    Day 4: Six feet apart

    Cut images on paint color chips.

    Day 5: Deemed essential

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    Painted leaves, acrylic gouache.

    Day 6: Hunkered down

    Origami cranes folded from junk mail security envelopes.

    Day 7: Wash your hands

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    Painted stones, acrylic gouache.

    Day 8: Self-isolation

    Hand made shoe made with Utz snack bag.

    Day 9: Shelter-in-place

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    Painted corks, gouache.

    Day 10: Shellshocked

    Painted pistachio shells, acrylic gouache.

    Day 11: Frontliners

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    Cut images on paper cups with recycled coffee sleeves.

    Day 12: Panic buying

    Painted, blown eggs.

    Day 13: Personal protective gown

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    Cyanotypes on used tea bags, white markers.

    Day 14: Better days are coming

    Cut images, watercolor on a used tea bag.