Quaranzine, Volume Two

London Pub

When quarantine began, I realized that my travel plans would be changing. I love to travel. I decided to re-visit places I had traveled to in the past...but with my paintbrush.

-- Julie S.

Bike Riding Through a Park: A Photo Collage

Bike riding through the neighborhood park during Covid19. Click on the image to see full collage.

-- Mary D.

I Wore a Mask Yesterday

Poem about a trip to the supermarket during the Pandemic

-- Joseph T.

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Carey on the Couch

I had to finish my last semester of college online, and I made this mokuhanga (japanese woodblock) print for my printmaking class from home. Its a portrait of my sister, spending the beginning of her quarantine playing animal crossing on the couch. As she plays, she exists and finds space in a digital world, and this is evident in her body language even though the screen is not present in the print: she looks forward, she is engaged, she is stretched out and at peace.This moment I’d captured became indicative of what quarantine would become on a larger scale. People have learned new skills, connected with friends in inventive ways, and taken the time to read and play games. I think that although times are strange and difficult, people have shown the capacity to adapt to the limits placed on their surroundings, and this has resulted in a sort of individual expansion that takes place within the self.

-- Frankie P.

ABC Poem

This is a ABC poem created by Harsh as a poetry week submission for his school.

-- Harsh S.

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Pandemic

Just a photo that says we are all in this together.

-- Bonnie R.

Thank You

This is a Thank You card created to thank all the first responders and all those who serve us in this pandemic situation.

-- Medha S.