Quaranzine: Issue 6

Quaranzine: A collection of creative works from our community

Quaranzine: Issue 6

May 20, 2020
Quaranzine is a collection of creative works from the community that documents how we responded to this strange time we find ourselves in.

Previous Issues

Issue 1
Issue 2

Issue 3
Issue 4

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Photo of a pier and a sunset over a body of water — K.K., Leonardtown, “Sunset Over the Potomac” – This photo was taken on March 17th and at that time little did we know how much our lives were about to change. Despite the craziness in this world, I am grateful for simple things like beautiful sunsets over the Potomac River.

a scorpion made of paper with googly eyes and a brown spot on its back — Eli Grossman, Leonardtown, “Scorpion” – Eli, age 9, made a scorpion out of recycled materials

A pink flower with the leaves in greyscale — Frank Roth, Waldorf, “Rising from the Gray” – Edited Rhododendron bloom after the previous rain. Edited to show the beauty of the new bloom rising up from the grayness. Essentially how are lives will rise up from the gray that currently envelopes us as a world.

painting of water and a farm on the other side of the body of water — Aicy Karbstein, Leonardtown, “Summertime on the Farm” – Our local farm in Leonardtown, Maryland, USA, view from Breton Bay during summertime. I painted it during the COVID-19 pandemic, while in isolation.

painting of a girl with brown hair — Kendall Carpenter, California, “Portrait of Morgan” – I drew this from a picture of one of my very best friends. She is beautiful to me.

a stone circle at night — Bernard Matus, Leonardtown, “Mystical Stone Circle” – While traveling in Ireland we saw this ancient rock circle. Using graphic tools I created this image to portray the mystery and spiritual power of the image.