Founded during the pandemic, Post-Work is predominantly comprised of first-person pieces, with writers identified by their jobs audio editor; tech giant worker; warden.

But, created 6 weeks into lockdown, the positivity of most of these reflections — which concentrate on working from home, and having more time on our hands — already feels out of date.

The magazine documents a very different Covid reality to the one we are living in now. Isolate Zine.

Buy Isolate Zine in the Stack shop. Lo ck down. Paradise might not be the first word that springs to mind when you sift back over the past few months, but no matter.

Available to buy in print , the editorial here can get a bit wordy, but the art is bewitching — one highlight is a Francesca Faccio oil painting of Miss Piggy rising, corpse-like, from a chicken thigh.

Bingo is a game, after all, so have some fun with your design! Share your animated design on your social channels, or via email to friends and family!

There are even more ways to personalize templates. Change up the font, colors, and imagery. Encourage the family to play.

Have a space in your home where all of the tupperware goes? Organize it and actually match lids to containers. Have a roommate meeting about how to be more considerate of one other, especially while you will likely be spending more time together.

Bring baked goods. Watch the films that won Oscars for best picture. Will Tom Hanks into recovery from coronavirus by watching every Tom Hanks movie chronologically.

Try out at-home aerobics or yoga videos. Consider downloading a fitness app with curated workout playlists. Don't forget the garnish.

Take time to reflect: What have you accomplished in the last year? What goals are you setting for yourself in the next year? Here are movies to watch for every cinematic yearning.

Finally get around to fixing that broken door knob and loose tile or cleaning scuffed up walls. Proceed to tell fortunes. Throw out all your too-old makeup and products.

Shopping becomes a long and slow business, and if before we hated getting stuck in the traffic or queuing at the post office, today we can do nothing but adapt to this new world of expectations and shifts, and discover the faces of our fellow men, finally looking them in the face or rather, in the eyes.

We have rediscovered the pleasure of cooking and eating, a world that before the quarantine stopped only on TV with masterchef. If before we considered it a waste of time to cook a plate of pasta, now we have had all the time to devote to cakes, pizzas, biscuits and homemade bread as our grandmothers once did.

Rediscovering genuine flavors that have little of "fast" and much of "slow". And so we also found time to read the book that we are not never managed to finish, or we pulled our favorite board game off the shelf.

These small gestures, sometimes even insignificant in appearance, are rich in meaning, since they are imbued with our time, our dedication, our passion and our love.

Characteristics of the human being that have been forgotten for too long. Thus we find ourselves reflecting on our time, on the past and on the future, observing a precipitous past that makes room for a rich and decidedly slower present.

We have resumed the taste of walking slowly, to escape and symbolically get closer to its initiatory role But is always a discovery, going towards something new, a unique experience in which the mind is regenerated.

You just tie strips of yarn to a heart wire frame. The ultimate quarantine craft to do at home! Turn your Amazon boxes into colorful wall art by cutting out geometric shapes and painting them with acrylic paint.

I guess that means wine consumption has gone up with more people at home during quarantine?! Just glue them to a rectangular tall glass vase.

Another fun use for printed paper napkins. These flowers use the same technique as the napkin flowers above, but repurpose pages from an old encyclopedia or similar thin paged book and tissue paper instead.

Here is a cool project to do at home. Glue the ribbons to the outside of the vase to give it a colorful makeover!

You can even add some pom-pom trim. Amazon sells a variety pack of ribbons. This has been one of the most popular crafts to do at home ever on Design Improvised.

I used Martha Stewart Multi-Surface Craft paint which cures on glass in 21 days without curing in oven. Another easy craft to make at home are these yarn embroidered baskets.

Round up any woven baskets you have and get creative embroidering them with yarn. I especially love the look of neon variegated yarn against the wicker baskets.

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