Ghanaian student artist designs COVID-19 art with eggshells – Heeds to UN call
A breathtaking COVID-19 themed work to help stop the spread of the coronavirus by a Ghanaian, Lanto Kwame Azasime, is making everyone wow.
The wow is in two folds. Lanto Kwame Azasime created the artwork that preaches social distancing with local materials such as eggshells, waste fabric, and local mat. The second reasons is the amazing nature of the artwork.
It is his way of responding to the global call by the UN for artists to spread awareness about COVID-19 with their works.
Lanto Kwame Azasime’s COVID-19 artwork shows a lady rejecting a hug from a gentleman, in line with the social distancing protocols.
The young artist is a Bachelor of Technology Degree student at the Takoradi Technical University in Ghana studying Animation. Lanto has qualifications in Painting from the same university. He is unique and versatile in pencil, abstract, landscape, portrait drawings and digital paintings.
Source: NewsGhana24.com
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He has really done well and all are students needs to learn from him to help stop the covid-19 or always learn to use their art brain to publish Info’s good work done Lanto all the best bro and keep it up u b wanna eye kk