A mom creates magical wonderlands with chalk so her daughter can go on adventures during the lockdown

Zoë EttingerMay 12, 2020, 02:03 IST

Charlotte Tucker posing in her mother's chalk designs.Abbey Burns Tucker

During the coronavirus lockdown, Abbey Burns Tucker and her four daughters started drawing with chalk on the concrete outside their Georgia home.
After drawing different scenes, Tucker started photographing her youngest child in them so it looks like she's flying over cityscapes or lounging on the beach.
The magical pictures have been liked and shared hundreds of times on Facebook.
"We just started drawing for fun and then saw how much people were really looking forward to seeing them each day so we decided to keep it going," Tucker told Insider.
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Abbey Burns Tucker and her four daughters, Charlotte, 3, Montana, 7, Cheyenne, 10, and Aspen, 13, have been staying at home together since their state went into lockdown on April 2.

With most outdoor entertainment options out of the question, Tucker decided to take her daughters and some chalk outside so they could have some fun drawing on the concrete.

After drawing some colorful chalk landscapes, Tucker came up with the idea to pose her youngest daughter, Charlotte, within the designs to create cute and funny photos, which she then shared on her Facebook page.

Take a look at the Tucker's adorable chalk art featuring her daughter Charlotte.

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"Strangers have left very heartfelt comments about how these drawings brighten their day," she said.

Charlotte staying strong. Abbey Burns Tucker

"The media attention has been so much more than I ever imagined," she said.

Charlotte on a swing. Abbey Burns Tucker

Tucker has been posting the photos on her Facebook page, where she's received hundreds of likes and comments.

Charlotte takes a snooze. Abbey Burns Tucker

"My older girls like to help with the drawings some of the time. My neighbors enjoy watching the process," she said.

Charlotte picks some fruit. Abbey Burns Tucker

"My little one likes to get into character depending on the drawing," she said.

Charlotte catches a fish. Abbey Burns Tucker

Charlotte very much enjoys being a part of the designs, her mom said.

Charlotte on a slide. Abbey Burns Tucker

She also draws inspiration from the internet and cute outfits they have in Charlotte's closet.

Charlotte as Elsa. Abbey Burns Tucker.

Tucker gets inspiration from "adventures that we can't go on right now but would love to, like the beach."

Charlotte lounging on a beach. Abbey Burns Tucker

Once they started creating designs, Tucker decided to photograph her youngest daughter, 3-year-old Charlotte, in the scenes.

Charlotte diving into the sea. Abbey Burns Tucker

To keep entertained, Tucker and her daughters started playing with chalk on the concrete outside their home.

Charlotte walks on a tightrope. Abbey Burns Tucker

The family has been in lockdown together since the order went into effect in their state in April.

Charlotte in an underwater scene. Abbey Burns Tucker

Abbey Burns Tucker, who lives outside Atlanta, Georgia, with her family, came up with a creative way to spend the coronavirus lockdown.

Tucker's daughter, Charlotte. Abbey Burns Tucker

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