Transmission Studies: Corey J. Willis

When teaching went back to in-person instruction I would don this darth vader set-up. I would strip down upon arriving home and burn my clothes. No, actually my wife just made me shower before touching her or our daughter. This was during the time we would disinfect our mail.

So I started these drawings as transmission studies of the danger zones. I liked the image of the paper as barrier before the masks are placed. The super hero/villain configurations interested me.

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Person wearing protective gear, including large sunglasses, a face mask with a breathing tube, and a white polo shirt, standing outdoors near brick and windowed building.
Man holding a white paper with a cutout of a letter 'T', revealing his face behind it.
Childlike drawing of two pink oval characters with simple facial features, each wearing a red and blue outfit, holding hands, with one character looking sad and the other smiling.
Two yellow smiley face stickers with black smiley faces drawn on them. Each sticker has a black and white photo of a man's face, one appearing serious and the other smiling, with some parts of the photos overlapping the smiley face drawings.