Getty Museum challenges people to recreate their favorite art pieces from home, and the results are amazing!

With more and more nations encouraging their citizens to self-isolate and with most non-essential services such as restaurants, malls, and museums closed for the public, people are beginning to get bored.

To save people from boredom, the J. Paul Getty Museum in Los Angeles, California threw up an interesting challenge to its art fans.

It asked its fans to recreate their most favorite pieces of art with regular household items. After all, staying at home does not mean that we cannot appreciate good art.

The rules to the challenge are simple: you choose your most loved art work, find three things lying in the house, and recreate the piece of art with those items.

It also gave in some examples of Getty staff recreating art pieces, from where the public could take inspiration.

So, here is an interesting take on the famed ‘Madonna and child.’

And this is another staff recreating ‘Portrait of a Halberdier.’

And soon enough, the general public came up with their own recreations.

Here is a recreation of ‘Mirabelle’ (1990) by Helen Frankenthaler by an art enthusiast.

Here is another one:

Here is one more:

This very much looks like the original:

Look at this recreation:

And isn’t this one just awesome?

This is worth seeing!

Here is another:

Isn’t this one delightful?

And here is another version of the Monalisa:

This recreation is just so fantastic:

Here is another:

Doesn’t this one leave you rolling with laughter?

This is definitely going to make you laugh:

Isn’t this an absolutely delightful challenge? What are you waiting for! Go ahead and create your most favorite art piece, now!