Announcing the Art Picks for Postcards to Doctors

#MEAction is launching an initiative that will allow you to help educate your local clinicians, called Postcards to Doctors!

Postcards to Doctors will work a lot like Postcards to Voters. The Postcards to Voters campaign leveraged handwritten postcards to individuals in order to encourage them to vote.  Postcards to Doctors will use the same model in order to elicit clinicians in your area to take the Unrest medical education course and attend in-person medical education events.  

July 1 was the deadline to submit designs for postcard art and we were awed and inspired by the beauty, warmth, and wry humor infused into the 150(!) submissions we received.  It can’t be overstated how many not just worthy but fantastic pieces we received. It was a wrench to choose a collection of just five! Given the incredible beauty of the submissions, we’ve reached out to those who submitted in order to solicit their work for future projects.

We strived to choose not just the best and most beautiful, but different media, subjects, and styles to create a beautiful collection with the aim of convincing clinicians to give our content a second look.  Without further ado, we’re pleased to present, in no particular order:

Body Map, Lia Pas

 

Tears from Fears, Barbara Eko Murphy

 

A colorful pattern of abstract shapes.
Untitled, Emily Lawton

 

A rainbow hued drawing of hummingbirds flying and pollinating colorful flowers.
Nectar, Elizabeth D’Angelo

 

A photograph of brown eggs in an egg carton. One egg is cracked and broken. It has been taped together again.
Broken II, Egg Series, M.E., Natasha Bhatia

 

Congratulations to our five winners and to all our applicants on their talent!

Postcards to Doctors will be launching soon!  Keep your eyes peeled for the next steps to participate in the Postcards to Doctors initiative in your area!

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3 thoughts on “Announcing the Art Picks for Postcards to Doctors”

  1. Post Cards to Doctors is a wonderful way to teach them about
    M.E.! My website is edwinajesbyart.com
    I hope that you find something there that you would like to use. I have been suffering from M.E. for over thirty years!
    Any thing that I can do for this cause is important to me!
    Thank you.

    1. Thank you, Edwina! Sorry, this is the post for last year, and our deadline for this year has already passed. I hope you will join us in sending postcards this year, and submit art next year!

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