“Since day one, drawing has been a way to blow off stress and share some laughs with others,” the artist tells Bored Panda. “I work (from home) as a designer during the day, and spend my nights drawing.”

She recently switched from pen and paper to iPad and started creating simple animations that bring her drawings to life. In her series called Covid Life, she focuses on everyday struggles and new ways we live our lives now as most aspects of our daily lives have changed.

Scroll down to see how Blok sees these daily situations, and you may find them to be relatable and funny! Follow her on Instagram if you’d like to see more of her work in the future.

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To pay tribute to the healthcare workers, he ran the whole thing in Crocs.”People working in the healthcare system were saying how uncomfortable they have been working these long hours, so I thought, ‘Why not do a marathon in a pair of Crocs, and I’ll raise awareness for the NHS and a bit of money?,'” he told LADbible.

His goal was to reach £1,000 and he ended up making more than 10 times that amount. As the money kept flowing, Gunn decided to increase the distance to 50km (31 miles). He even got some money from the CEO of Crocs and was sent 12 pairs of Crocs!

He completed the race in five different pairs of Crocs, all in different colors and people voted on which pair he wore for each 10k. Of course, he choose to wear them with socks.

If you want to donate to his cause check out his GoFundMe page where he has raised almost £12,000. You can follow him on Instagram where he posts home workout videos.

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One of the people who made us laugh recently is musician Daniel Matarrazo with his parodies of famous songs. The first one he published is titled “Super Bad Transmittable Contagious Awful Virus” and it’s a parody of Mary Poppins tune “Supercalifragilisticexpialidocious.“ The other one is called “Just Stay Inside” and he signs it to the tune of “Part of Your World” from The Little Mermaid.

You can watch both of them below.

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The video below shows the current atmosphere in San Francisco, a city that’s always full of life, but things are different now. With nearly no people outside, it looks strange and abandoned. “Thankfully few people are outside (I wasn’t even close to a person), but seeing the shops boarded up is tough to see,” the video description reads.

Click play below to watch it.

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“Many people are losing their jobs, not just artists and musicians. Even worse, some are losing lives, and we’re aware that’s what’s the most important right now. However, even though the whole world is on hold, we still believe we should do what we do best,” said the opera director Aleksandar Stankov.

As the National Theatre announces, this is just the first in a series of similar videos they will publish. It’s their way of showing that they can contribute even though they’re at homes right now. Click play below to watch the video.

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In many cities across the country, people are gathering on their windows and balconies at 6 p.m.—that’s when the results about the new cases for the day get in—and start singing together for hope in better tomorrow. You can see one of the videos, filmed in the city of Siena, below.

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“Since day one, drawing has been a way to blow off stress and share some laughs with others,” the artist tells Bored Panda. “I work (from home) as a designer during the day, and spend my nights drawing.”

She recently switched from pen and paper to iPad and started creating simple animations that bring her drawings to life. In her series called Covid Life, she focuses on everyday struggles and new ways we live our lives now as most aspects of our daily lives have changed.

Scroll down to see how Blok sees these daily situations, and you may find them to be relatable and funny! Follow her on Instagram if you’d like to see more of her work in the future.

The post Humorous Before-and-After COVID Illustrations to Brighten Your Lockdown Days appeared first on https://everydaymonkey.com.

To pay tribute to the healthcare workers, he ran the whole thing in Crocs.”People working in the healthcare system were saying how uncomfortable they have been working these long hours, so I thought, ‘Why not do a marathon in a pair of Crocs, and I’ll raise awareness for the NHS and a bit of money?,'” he told LADbible.

His goal was to reach £1,000 and he ended up making more than 10 times that amount. As the money kept flowing, Gunn decided to increase the distance to 50km (31 miles). He even got some money from the CEO of Crocs and was sent 12 pairs of Crocs!

He completed the race in five different pairs of Crocs, all in different colors and people voted on which pair he wore for each 10k. Of course, he choose to wear them with socks.

If you want to donate to his cause check out his GoFundMe page where he has raised almost £12,000. You can follow him on Instagram where he posts home workout videos.

The post Teacher Runs Marathon in Crocs to Raise Money For Healthcare Workers appeared first on https://everydaymonkey.com.

One of the people who made us laugh recently is musician Daniel Matarrazo with his parodies of famous songs. The first one he published is titled “Super Bad Transmittable Contagious Awful Virus” and it’s a parody of Mary Poppins tune “Supercalifragilisticexpialidocious.“ The other one is called “Just Stay Inside” and he signs it to the tune of “Part of Your World” from The Little Mermaid.

You can watch both of them below.

The post Musician Creates “Supercalifragilisticexpialidocious” Parody appeared first on https://everydaymonkey.com.

The video below shows the current atmosphere in San Francisco, a city that’s always full of life, but things are different now. With nearly no people outside, it looks strange and abandoned. “Thankfully few people are outside (I wasn’t even close to a person), but seeing the shops boarded up is tough to see,” the video description reads.

Click play below to watch it.

The post Check Out This Video of Empty San Francisco During Quarantine appeared first on https://everydaymonkey.com.

“Many people are losing their jobs, not just artists and musicians. Even worse, some are losing lives, and we’re aware that’s what’s the most important right now. However, even though the whole world is on hold, we still believe we should do what we do best,” said the opera director Aleksandar Stankov.

As the National Theatre announces, this is just the first in a series of similar videos they will publish. It’s their way of showing that they can contribute even though they’re at homes right now. Click play below to watch the video.

The post Serbian Musicians Perform “Bella Ciao” From Their Homes appeared first on https://everydaymonkey.com.

In many cities across the country, people are gathering on their windows and balconies at 6 p.m.—that’s when the results about the new cases for the day get in—and start singing together for hope in better tomorrow. You can see one of the videos, filmed in the city of Siena, below.

The post See a Video of Italians Singing Together From Quarantine appeared first on https://everydaymonkey.com.