Asd Baseball T-Shirts

Go go Neurodiverse Squad: having pride in our different neurology, and spreading the word far and wide! This design features a rainbow brain and the words "Neurodiverse Squad".

New design to support Autistic Inclusive Meets Community Group https://autisticinclusivemeets.com/latest-news/ 10% of all proceeds from my autistic and neurodiverse designs go to them, so please check them out

Autism Acceptance

Navigating between difficulties, people with autism find the path of a full life. Yes you can!.

Celebrating the Autism cause

This design is for those who feel in each beat of our heart the love of someone very special.

Celebrating the Autism cause

Screw puzzle pieces, how about a symbol that actually represents the community?

The future is neuro-diverse.

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People on the autism spectrum are truly valuable and unique, they deserve appreciation, support and acceptance. Original gift for neurodivergent people and their allies willing to raise awareness and spread knowledge about beautiful neurodiversity The design with a well accepted (unlike the puzzle piece) rainbow-colored infinity symbol of neurological diversity adopted by the autistic culture & rights movement - advocating that autism should be accepted as a natural expression of the human neurology

Normal? Is That Even Still a Thing? - Funny text design that rejects the concept of normal. In 2020 normal is an old fashioned and outdated concept. There is no such thing as normal. Our lives and the world have been turned upside down due to the COVID-19 pandemic. We talk about the 'new normal' but really, what is normal anyway? No one and nothing is normal. People, personalities, families, lifestyles and cultures are not normal. Everyone and everyone's experience is unique and like no other. Let's be open minded, reject normal and conformity and embrace new and different ways of doing things and celebrate diversity.

A drawing I did for Autism Acceptance Month in 2017, in support of the "Red Instead" movement against Autism Speaks and "Light It Up Blue". It got a lot more attention than I expected, and the Tumblr post I made along with it still gets frequent likes and reblogs more than a year later, so I figured I might as well make it available to buy on a bunch of stuff. Support the original autistic artist behind this somewhat-popular artwork! https://damondear-art.tumblr.com/post/159129970859/

based on the green/yellow/red communication badge system, this shirt lets people know you are overloaded

A design featuring a brain against a rainbow background and the words “actually autistic”. Fed up with all the puzzle piece designs out there, I thought I’d design some of my own.

Representative work of the special relationship that exists between some people with autism and animals.

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Representative work of the special relationship that exists between some people with autism and animals.

Celebration of Neurodiversity

Autism White

You Make My Autism Hurt TShirt

Time awareness and short term memory is a great issue for neurodivergent minds.... So is procrastination.

Don't lie, we all have one. Is it bugs? Mine is bugs. If it's not bugs it should be.

Tired of boring conversations? Fed up of people talking over you? Had your fill of small talk? Let people know that around you they must ENGAGE their BRAIN!

We are more than your stereotypes!

"Nothing about us without us" is an important slogan in disability and neurodivergent activism

Imaginative resource that collects the hope and dreams of people with autism.

Celebrating different minds. All our minds are different. Neurodivergent or neurotypical, we are all equally and evenly worthy of love and understanding.

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Autistic people need more than awareness & acceptance. We need people to listen to us and #EngageAutism