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The sign for "learn" artistically presented by EloiseART. American Sign Language. ASL Art.

In learning sign language, or learning IN sign language, employ four steps in your process: Learn, Practice, Teach, Celebrate. Learn it. Then practice it to make sure you have it. Teaching someone else helps YOU remember it. Now celebrate!

he's the greatest archer known to man, dude

ASL might very well be the most beautiful language on earth. The signer virtually paints a picture in the air. Pictured here is the sign for "language."

Fingertips of both hands press together to sign the concept of MORE. American Sign Language art.

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Here's a fun one! Every teacher should have one!

American Sign Language (ASL) is a language all its own. Its conceptual nature makes it a lovely source for art. This painting centers on the sign for "language." ASL Art.

A cute twist on a phrase - talk to my hand, talk with your hands, and listen with your eyes!

A cute design, great gift idea for ASL students and teachers, American sign language interpreter, speech-language pathologist and special education teacher. Audiologists, deaf Interpreters, deaf and hard of hearing individuals, emergency medical technician EMT or any person who works or volunteering with deaf also will enjoy this design.

I speak ASL. Everyone should!

The sign for "lead" makes a lovely painting and reminds us that those who lead should use a gentle hand.

American Sign Language (ASL) is the 4th most used language in North American. It is not a translation of English but its own language, graphically and visually expressing concepts with movement.

we all learning throughout our life, learning can be difficult but not impossible

Express yourself in ASL!

The sign for touch inside a heart highlights a lovely message. ASL Art. American Sign Language.

The sign for "think" artistically presented by EloiseART. American Sign Language. ASL Art.

Why learn to sign? Because it is the 4th most used language! Because there are people who want to communicate with you!

ASL, American Sign Language, language of choice.

Black and White version of "Deaf Advocate." An advocate is one who supports. The sign used is that for "support."

Proudly boast that you finished sign language class! Go, you! Note that the sign for "sign" is on the left hand and the sign for "language" appears on the right hand. Oh, wait! You know that because you just finished ASL class!

A Deaf Advocate supports deaf culture. The sign used is for "support."

Here's FATHER in American Sign Language (ASL). American Sign Language.

Grandfathers are wonderful, of course, and here's a nice rendition of grandpa in American Sign Language (ASL).

Sign Language Symbol of I Love You

Expressing your feelings to someone cute by sign language. Perfect deaf outfit for your loved ones that are deaf or mute. Cute Sign Language Hand a Talking Teachers Interpreter ASL for Deaf Day. This funny ASL American Sign Language tee for ASL students

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Deaf culture - I Love You in American Sign Language.

The hands make the sign for "signing" while the words invite you to participate! Don't you want to say it with your hands?

This is a design that says "do not hearsplain me" in ASL. A lot of hearing people like to tell me how to be Hard of Hearing and it gets irritating.

ASL, American Sign Language, language of choice.

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Yes I AM Signing About You, and the actual sign for "yes" just reinforces it! Great fun!

It's true.

It's true.