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Paris Jackson isn't letting sheltering at home stop her from enjoying one of her favorite activities.

The 22-year-old daughter of Michael Jackson tattooed herself while in quarantine. She posted a photo of her taking a tattoo gun to her foot and inked a design near her pinky toe.

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Paris already has a large collection of tattoos, including a sunflower on her arm, a feather behind her ear and a wolf on her forearm.

In March, Jackson showed off another new tattoo — this one on her neck.

It was a quote in the fictional Elvish language from author J.R.R. Tolkien’s bestselling fantasy series, "The Lord Of The Rings." It read, "a light from the shadows [shall spring]."

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While in quarantine, the model and singer offered advise on how to stay positive during the current public health crisis.

"I think it helps that we live in a day and age when education is so easy so you can talk to talk to someone on the other side of the globe — that definitely helps to stay connected with other people," she told TMZ.

She added, "Don't emotionally isolate."

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"I think this is pretty tricky because as humans by nature we are social creatures, which is why we have lived in communities and tribes," Jackson offered. "There are a million different ways to handle anxiety and everyone's coping skills are different but I encourage everyone to try."