Come on an intergalactic tour inspired by the late Great and one of my favourite artists - David Bowie. How many of his songs can you spot along the way?

This collage represents my idea of a special planet somewhere in the universe that people would love to visit.

COVID 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.

in times of COVID19, I want to be in a world without internet, to not read so much worrying news, I want to go back to the essence, to the basics. I want health for everyone, love and I want to return to the best memories of my childhood, where I was very happy. I want to be in a world where I can enjoy my grandfather, who left this world 27 years ago and I miss him.

Space travel in this universe is super easy and there are so many compassionate planets to visit!

A imaginary place where everything is small and short - great for a quick weekend getaway!

When 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!

My entry for Mapping this Moment—a little comic documenting these strange times.

"Mapping this moment" of continuously changing feelings. From anxiety to hope, from creativity to despair.

During lockdown I started illustrated joyful moments to keep the family spirit up and running. Every little detail of this household map is linked with a special moment during lockdown from turning a melon into a bumblebee, to watching pigeons showering in the rain, playing music and learning new skills.

I based this illustration on a phrase Bethany Simons said in a podcast about the quarantine. I believe each one of us has had a different experience. We're all lost and waiting, and our only "north" is to stay at home. But we should be aware that every person has faced different challenges, and has managed it the way they could.

While needing to stay at home I decided to spend time doing what I love, finishing projects and taking care of myself. Grateful.

What a strange time to be alive! Combating boredom and anxiety during the COVID-19 quarantine turns into a long, slow game of chance, luck, and risk. Will you run out of toilet paper or milk before you can draw a supply card? Will you get lost down the black hole of Animal Crossing? Will your mental health survive before you can find a therapist who does Zoom appointments? Find out in this adventure where no one's a winner.

Spending time together has become so much more meaningful during this time of isolation, that we’ve spent in our studio. From watering plants to feeding birds that stop by, boundaries of work and leisure have merged to make this a truly memorable (quaran)time.

Mapping This Moment...my daily routine