India Salutes Doctors and Nurses. How to Draw Coronavirus Drawing/ Coronavirus /COVID-19 Poster

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Materials used:-
1. DOMS extra Dark Pencil
2. Bhim Colour Sketch Pens
3. DOMS colour Pencils
4. Normal Chart paper (Rs.2)
Hello everyone,
It feel it our responsibility to show gratitude to Dcotors, Nurses and Everyone who have been a constant pillar and support during the crisis of Covid-19. Therefore, I made this drawing including their efforts and selfless service to Humanity.
Hope you all like it.
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Someone once said, “Some heroes don’t wear capes, we call them doctors!”, and rightly so.
As the third decade of the 21st century just raised its curtain, a novel coronavirus broke out in Wuhan, turning hospitals into battlefields and medical staffs into soldiers.
They are sticking to their posts in the heart of danger, and going directly into the battlefield.
The current novel coronavirus (Covid-19) outbreak is a reminder of the dedication of the medical and nursing professions.
The medical profession is perhaps the most prestigious yet challenging one.
Doctors remove the miseries and save lives, and that is perhaps the reason why they are often considered equivalent to God.
Doctor is a person after God who has the ability to save life of the people on Earth. For the past two months, lakhs of our people have been selflessly serving others day and night, without caring about themselves.
Doctors are risking their lives to ensure that the disease doesn't spread from patients to family members and others
Doctors are unable to live their lives outside of the hospital and refrain from seeing their families out of fear of infecting them.
Overwhelmed, mostly under-resourced and risking their lives in the seemingly unending battle against a virulent virus.
That’s the state of the global army today that’s taking on a pandemic which has already claimed more than 12,000 lives and affected more than 284,000 people around the world.
And the sleep-deprived heroes of that army come armed with stethoscopes and thermometers. The hospital is their theatre and the ventilator often the weapon of last resort.
In the global war against coronavirus, they are our true heroes. Doctors, nurses, pathologists and paramedics,ambulance drivers, medical cleaners and administrators.
Some have stared at desperate faces stricken with the virus and healed them, brought them back to safety. Some of them have stared at battles lost. And many have laid down their lives in the line of duty.
They are our true heroes. In most cases, these selfless warriors have had to cut themselves off from their own families and loved one to prevent infecting them.
Their extraordinary sacrifice for the sake of humanity has come at a great personal cost and deserves our unending gratitude.
But gratitude alone is not sufficient. When this crisis is over, there must be a reassessment of who we value most in society and how we treat them.
We need to find ways of robustly investing in what matters the most.
We have found our real heroes, we should consider many things for them such as higher wages and better conditions for the medical fraternity.
When we invest so much money in ‘Reel Heroes’ and ‘Sport Stars’, we often forget to invest in advancing medical research and technology.
We often fail in acknowledging that Doctors are the last frontier of our modern battles.
The time has come now, to show our sincere gratitude and appreciation for the real heroes around the world.
“We appreciate you, we love you. Stay safe. Nurses rock, doctors rock, and anyone who works in a hospital or the healthcare industry, you rock. We love you. Stay safe.”
In this catastrophic situation, you made us believe that real superheroes don't wear capes some put on a white coat with glory, too. We thank you all for being there when the world is in shortage of superheroes.