Artists and designers have grabbed their pens, pencils and digital styluses to create images of support and informative illustrations to help distribute advice on how to slow the spread of coronavirus.
As the virus continues to spread, creatives have used their online platforms to urge people to make the necessary life changes in order to minimise the chances of catching or spreading coronavirus Covid-19.
At the time of publication, infected people have been detected in at least 143 countries, according to the New York Times. There are currently more than 194,000 people with the virus, and at least 7,000 people have died.
"We artists can help by creating something useful that can make a difference"
While hand-washing has been identified as one of the key ways people can avoid spreading Covid-19, other actions people can take include social distancing to minimise contact with others, and self-isolating if you develop symptoms.
"Even though we are not doctors or nurses, besides staying at home in self quarantine, we artists can help by creating something useful that can make a difference," artist Juan Delcan told Dezeen.
"We need to make people understand that staying home can save many people's lives," he continued. "Through powerful and telegraphic images we can convey the sense of being responsible in a global crisis."
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