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Stuck in the House Map by Kelly Hansen
Okemos, Michigan, USSince March 2020, my family and I have been quarantining in our house in order to help control the spread of the COVID-19 pandemic. I'm working from home, my kids are attending virtual school from home, and our cats are enjoying every minute of it. During the colder months, when outside walks were less pleasant, we measured the distance around our home and calculated how many laps were needed to walk a mile—94.2—enough to make you very dizzy, and extremely bored. We all hope to get back outside soon!


Quarantine Great Walk by Natali de Mello
Sherbrooke, Quebec, CAQuarantine can be really tough, but you can always find something interesting to do! The Quarantine Great Walk presented on this map can be very handful anywhere in the world. Take your time and enjoy your walk!

A Gratitude to 2020 by Aparna Vijayan
Chennai, Tamil Nadu, INThis year has made me appreciate many little things which i usually took for granted.Never knew that i would enjoy drawing birds(crows are very curious and they look at what u are drawing),binge watched many series and schitt's creek was a gem,got stuck in this never ending cycle of de-cluttering,books,cooking lessons from my grandma,calls from my family and friends and many more.Oh and also witnessed a tree crashing due to a heavy cyclone!!There were many stuffs that i wanted to illustrate but couldn't cram in here.To a wonderful 2021.


Astro Boy, Disastro Boy by Geeta Sadashivan
Redmond, WA, USThis is my submission for the "Out of this World" challenge. Things have changed so much lately it is as if we are living in a different version of planet Earth. It is as if we have traveled to a new universe without even leaving our homes.

COVID CHRONICLES by Shelley Hampe
Dallas, Texas, USCOVID CHRONICLES is a few tidbits that I have experienced during the Covid-19 quarantine. It's been odd. I haven't really left my house since March. It doesn't seem that I will be leaving my house any time soon either.

Mapping this Moment: This Asian in Times of Corona by Elaine Vitikainen
Helsinki, FIA fun twist to the pandemic when most of my work got cancelled!

Mapping This Moment: Home in Quarantine by OliviaLeona
Newark, Delaware, USThe layout of my home but instead of rooms are my routine and activities during the week!


Mapping This Moment: Staying Home ART MAP by Simone Viegas
Vancouver, CASinging with my husband , baking and painting are part of my relaxing moments. But some are very stressful, like when the grocery box is delivered at my doorstep. Video calls with friends and family are very helpful. I have a call with my Mom every day, She is alone at home so is the way we can stay close! But we can't forget that at 7 pm is time to clap at our balconies and be grateful for the hard work of the Front-line care workers. At the end of the day Netflix is our best friend. I am glad to be safe and healthy until now! I forgot to draw about my online Yoga class. I'm trying to do at least twice a week!! I can't promisse more! I have lots of things to do at Home!


Mapping This Moment: Little Joys in Life by Saori Ohkuni
Kamogawa, Chiba, JPWhen quarantine started because of COVID-19, I decided to spend this time doing things I couldn't do very much until then.
Even in this situation, there are many things I can do in and around the house, and I was able to notice the small happiness in my life.
It was very encouraging to see how people all over the world were spending this time through their unique drawings.
Thank you so much for such a wonderful project!

Mapping This Moment: Never Say Never Ever... by capiliellisdesign
San Dimas, CA, USExpecting the unexpected in 2020

Mapping This Moment: Stuff on my Quarantine Kitchen Table by Jessica Olah
Barcelona, ESDuring the quarantine, my kitchen table has become a gathering place for all of the things that are a part of my new daily routine.


Mapping This Moment: Lockdown Walks in Paphos by abidaker
Paphos, CYWith most of the tourist areas and beaches closed and a restriction on travel during the lockdown period in Cyprus, my family and I were only able to exercise outside within a limited distance from our home. As a consequence, we discovered some beautiful areas close to our flat that we had previously had no idea existed.

Mapping This Moment: The Five Stages of Grief, Quarantine Edition by Katsy Garcia
Atlanta, Georgia, USMy entry for Mapping this Moment—a little comic documenting these strange times.

Mapping This Moment: Takin’ a Walk on the Wild Side in Port St. Lucie, Florida by Gina Lento
Port St Lucie, FL, USThis is our walk route which is a little over 3 miles. It was a coping ritual that is now habit. We see gopher turtles, plumeria trees blooming, egrets, herons, ibis, spoonbills, wood storks, singing frogs and alligators, who is our friendly neighborhood map monster. We moved to Florida back in November and we love it here!
