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Learn about Lake Erie through watercolor art

By Natasha Blakely | March 29, 2017

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Artist Ariel Aberg-Riger makes Lake Erie’s story accessible and engaging with a watercolor comic.

About Natasha Blakely

Natasha Blakely is a journalism major with a double major in arts and humanities. She has experience writing in different styles, having worked for magazines, newspapers and online publications. Blakely hopes to become an environmental journalist and also write about social issues.

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