Before corona-gate, everyone dreamed of working from home in their pajamas. Traveling into the office every day was nothing other than a nuisance; a means to an end. But now that we're being forced to stay home, we miss the days where we had a real office, with a real desk and space for our computers. Turns out, working from home isn't all it's cracked up to be, especially if you're not set up for it, or living in a studio apartment. People are having to be creative with their workspace and are finding comfort in knowing they're not alone in their struggles. A Twitter thread is encouraging people to share their makeshift WFH setups and some of them are super creative! Check them out below.
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Third-grade teacher, Verónica Duque, is definitely one of those teachers who go above and beyond to engage their students in the most fun and memorable way. The 15-year teaching veteran recently wore a full-body suit showing the human body in detail to give a class on anatomy—and people on twitter just love her creativity and dedication. Duque and her lesson went viral after her husband, Michael, tweeted some pictures of her in class.
When it comes to Christmas Trees, Steven Newland, from New Zealand, takes the cake!
The creative Christmas Tree decorator is a pilot who puts tremendous effort into the festive tradition every year.
Starting off the tradition in 2005 with a "Christmas Rock," the family has certainly developed their Christmas Tree design over time.
And in 2017, things started to get really interesting...
Let's face it, school is daunting and boring. Having a great teacher really makes a huge difference. Having a creative and fun teacher? You'll forget you're still in prison for the next 8 hours! These teachers are just some of the most creative we've stumbled upon the internet. Thank you, teachers, never stop being awesome!
Gregory Masouras, a very creative and talented digital artist, has done countless works of art. This time is no different as he takes a different take on youtube by incorporating Disney princesses as the main singer.
You can see in these works of art, just the difference it would make!
For more of Gregory Masouras work, check him out Here
Malaysian artist/architect Hong Yi (who often goes by the nickname Red) created a fun illustration made with common/ not so common food. What did she use; the image had to be comprised entirely of food and the only backdrop could be a white plate. With that in mind Yi set out to create landscapes, animals, etc... The amazingly beautiful and creative project can be seen on her Facebook and on her Instagram at @redhongyi.
