Artist Creates 17 Illustrations To Reflect On Our Lives During The COVID-19 Crisis
According to TYH Tang Yau Hoong: “The COVID-19 pandemic is not over yet, and perhaps this is an opportune moment to reflect on our lives. Quarantine, lockdown, social distancing, work from home are the new normal in 2020, and this pandemic taught us, humans, so many lessons.
From frontline heroes to ignorant people, true love to dark humor, social changes to self-reflection—here are my 17 illustrations in various styles about this unimaginable crisis. Thank you for reading and stay safe.”
More: TYH Tang Yau Hoong, Instagram, Facebook h/t: boredpanda
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