Choose five(5) of the of the following exercises for this week.

Choose five(5) of the of the following exercises for this week.

Go on a virtual museum tour. Select your favorite work and recreate it in a different style.

Write “joy” or “gratitude” in the middle of a page and draw three things that bring you small joys or moments of gratitude during this time.

Follow Monet’s lead : do a drawing of the same building or view at different times of the day.

Make stamps from unusual household items and use them to make a printed pattern or use a household item as a paintbrush (old toothbrush, rag, etc.) to make an artwork.

Create a coloring book page and share it here for others to use. Or print out one of these coloring pages and complete it.

Create doodle cards to send to family and friends—and include one for your mail carrier . Postal service employees are still delivering, so leave a goodie for them in your mailbox.

Have you been staring at someone for too long? Partner? Housemate? Dog? Sketch that face. Be nice.

Dealing with new emotions during this time? Create an abstract drawing or painting to express that emotion.

Channel your Andy Goldsworthy: go on a nature walk, find outdoor inspiration or unconventional materials to start a new work.

Create a calming collage: cut out images that make you feel calm and put them together.

Puppets are not just for kids. Puppets are friends. Create a new friend to keep you company in isolation.

Ask a friend or family member for a one-word prompt every hour throughout the day. Sketch and send each one a creation for increased inspiration and connectivity.