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The Global Impact of COVID-19

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The Global Impact of COVID-19

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This is a visual representation of how the CoronaVirus has impacted the world. I drew CoronaVirus on the top to represent the meaning of the picture. To the left we have the Corona cell itself, with a facial mask on. The cell is an actual representation of what the cell looks like, and the mask is to represent how the virus is visually represented in the world (people using facial masks to protect themselves). Around the cell I incorporated a circle poem in which defines the virus, i.e symptoms, effects, and how it is perceived by the world. I then have an arrow pointing to the word which symbolizes this is what the virus leads to in humanity and the globe. To the right we see the world with many different all the people all over the world joined together. This is to represent that even during this difficult and pressing time, humanity works together to heal one another. Humanity will come out strong, and keep the world (our home) healthy. There is another circle poem around the globe in which represents how humanity is impacted by the virus. In the bottom left hand corner I added a little image representing the "Stay at Home" order, in which is a historical event that has occurred due to the CoronaVirus.
This is a drawing I drew and I would classify it as a "Visual Circle Poem". also incorporated is a circle poem for the Corona Virus cell, and for the world (global impact).

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Date Submitted (Dublin Core)

04/29/2020

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05/01/2020
11/14/2020
11/19/2021

Date Created (Dublin Core)

04/28/2020

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Photograph of drawing

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