Texas celebrity mascot Matthew McConaughey is keeping his coronavirus prevention campaign going with a new contest - make your own bandana face mask.

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"We’ve got more livin to do," said the Academy Award-winning actor in a Twitter video as he plays the part of bounty hunter Bobby Bandito.

He challenged everyone to band together to create the most unique "bandito bandanas so we can beat the coronava v, Bobby B. style."

The actor went on to showcase his makeshift bandana.

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The CDC also encourages the use of simple cloth face coverings to slow the spread of the virus and help people who may have the virus from transmitting it to others, said the website. A homemade mask is not likely to prevent the wearer from contracting COVID-19.

The CDC website lists tips on how to create a homemade face mask as well as how to safely clean and sterilize your mask.

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