Dyspraxia Magnets

Neurodivergent text typography apparel clothing merchandise design

Echocardiography

The rainbow infinity symbol has become a popular symbol for the neurodiverse community as it represents the infinite variation in neurocognition. Our existence is worth no less than anyone else

Dyslexic With Tassive Mits

Ann Magill created the Disability Pride Flag in October 2021. The green stripe represents sensory perception disabilities.

My “Rainbow Crayons – Autism Awareness” design features an illustration of wax crayons, one slightly broken yet still able to create a beautiful spectrum of colours! The hashtag #differentnotbroken echoes the sentiment, promoting awareness and understanding of neurodiversity. Wear this shirt proudly to show your support of autism awareness, spreading the message that our differences are what make us beautifully unique. The design is also available on tote bags, mugs, and more great products on my store, The Bumpy Road Way.

To embrace all of our neuro differences

not all disabilities are visible V2

Celebrate the beauty of diverse minds.

A brain in colourful pastel hues accompanies the words “celebrate neurodiversity”. Celebrate the many different ways our brains work, whether we’re autistic, ADHD, dyslexic, dyspraxic, and many others!

Hello, I am myself part of neurodiversity and I made this artwork in the process of positive thinking about myself. I hope this can help help other too.

not all disabilities are visible

Hello, I am myself part of neurodiversity and I made this artwork in the process of positive thinking about myself. I hope this can help others too.

Hello, I am myself part of neurodiversity and I made this artwork in the process of positive thinking about myself. I hope this can help others too

Hello, I am myself part of neurodiversity and I made this artwork in the process of positive thinking about myself. I hope this can help others too

Neurospicy in colors

Hello, I am myself part of neurodiversity and I made this artwork in the process of positive thinking about myself. I hope this can help other too.

Embrace Neurodiversity