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Artist Spotlight: Hertz Nazaire

By calovel On March 17, 2016 · Add Comment · In Stories, Art, and Music - Featured Resources, Stories, Art, and Music - Visual Art
Hertz Nazaire is a Haitian-born artists and painter. He lives with sickle cell disease, and utilizes his art to advocate and raise awareness for sickle cell disease and science education.
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“Sickle Cell Boy”: An Illustration by Ellen Weinstein

By calovel On March 3, 2016 · Add Comment · In Stories, Art, and Music - Featured Resources, Stories, Art, and Music - Visual Art
“Sickle Cell Boy” was created by New-York based illustrator Ellen Weinstein. The illustration was used in a New York Times blog piece titled “Easing the Pain of Sickle Cell Disease” written by Roni Caryn Rabin.
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Amazing Medical Art by Jacob Escott

By calovel On December 15, 2015 · Add Comment · In Stories, Art, and Music - Featured Resources, Stories, Art, and Music - Visual Art
Jacob Escott is London-based Art Director, Digital Designer & Illustrator. He graduated from De Montfort University where he studied Graphic Design & Illustration as well as Art & Design Foundation.  Learn more about his work at his website: http://www.jacobescott.com/
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