Pop stars including Rag 'N' Bone Man, Roachford and Joy Crookes have all taken socially-distanced doorstep portraits, as they tell the BBC how they've been surviving the lockdown.
Spice Girl Mel C posed with her laptop and headphones, saying they've been "my window to the world" while isolating.
Rapper Raxstar held a framed photo of his cousin and uncle, both of whom died after contracting coronavirus.
He said: "Losing them has been a big blow to our whole family.
"I want to keep their memories and spirits alive in everything I do going forward."
While most of the artists said they'd continued making new music during the lockdown, others have been inspired to pursue new ideas.
Soul singer Ray BLK has discovered a hidden talent for nail art.
"As I haven't been able to go to the nail shop to get my nails done, I have people making custom nails, and I thought: 'This is so amazing being able to have all these great designs, and being able to do them myself at home.'
"It's been quite cool discovering new things."
Dance act Georgia, meanwhile, dragged a vintage kit of 1980s synth-drums onto her front porch, after setting up a virtual drumming circle to help her pass the time.
"We started a project called Grooves in Different Rooms, which hopefully I'm going to livestream on my Instagram soon," she said.
"It's going to be 20 different drummers positioned around the UK, some even in Europe, and we will livestream a jam."
Other artists who took part in the project included Tom Walker, Beverley Knight and Celina Sharma.