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Turkey, Germany

Hatiye Garip

Illustrator and comic artist

Hatiye is a disabled illustrator and comic artist from Istanbul, now based in Cologne. She likes to draw birds, flowers, and ordinary moments. She is interested in accessible illustration, comics, graphic medicine, as well as experiments with onomatopoeia and field recordings. She is also the founder and creative producer of the Accessible Lines project.

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Hatiye Garip

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