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Influential Snapchat artist Mike Metzler (Snapchat name Metz044) recreated a drawing by Peter, a child #refugee from northeast #Nigeria now living in #Chad. Peter was separated from his family during the attack in #Baga, and misses the landscape and the animals at home. The environment is very different in Chad, more arid and lacking vegetation. “After reading Peter’s story and looking at his image I realized how much I take the landscape for granted and how much I would miss the animals, trees and environment if I was forced to move to a completely different environment,” Metzler says. The drawing was recreated in a positive children’s cartoon stylized fashion, with an emphasis on green landscapes and colorful animals as described in Peter’s story and picture. #BringBackOurChildhood #BringBackOurGirls

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