Avenue Pins and Buttons

Kid-style swag design for Carpenter Community Charter elementary school in Studio City California - a fantastic school with not-fantastic official spirit wear. (Any meagre proceeds from sales here donated to Parents for Carpenter!)

An Avenue in Monet's Garden at Giverny by Claude Monet, 1902.

Brand Boulevard & Elk Avenue, Glendale, CA by Mistah Wilson

Too Dumb For New York Too Ugly Los Angeles

The Bats Of The Congress Avenue Bridge - Austin, TX. For bat lovers.

Montmartre was a separate village just north of Paris, and not incorporated into the city, until 1860.

retro Design Trombone Shorty

At On The Avenue, Citizens that live on the spectrum discuss different topics, we call it No Edits No Filters. Check out www.ontheavenue.net to learn more.

Celebrating the legendary deli from New York's 7th Avenue, this photo is a reminder of the life and colour Carnegie Deli added to the streets of Manhattan.

At On The Avenue, we challenge our citizens daily. Challenges for those on the spectrum sometimes creates Mental Sweat as one of our citizens claims. At On The Avenue we teach creative skills for those living on the spectrum. This is some of their art. Goto www.OnTheAvenue.net to learn more.

WPA poster art of surf beach at Carmel Beach in Monterey County, California CA, United States of America USA done in works project administration.

Jaywalking is pretty dangerous and you should never do it. So go through a crosswalk because it's safer and this cool design really showcases the cool zebra look they got going for them.

Do you live on Incompetent Ave? Let the world know!

No Edits No Filter is a place where those on the spectrum discuss different topics. www.ontheavenue.net

Colfax Ave. is full of neon and energy and relics.

Do you live on Awesome Ave? Let the world know!

A quote by an Autistic Adult, after learning how to type and draw lines on a computer. Inspiring. Goto www.ontheavenue.net to learn more.

Rowdy Riley's Sports Review is web content created by our citizens at On The Avenue. On The Avenue is a place where those on the spectrum can come and learn in a safe place creative skills. Learn more at www.OnTheAvenue.com

Street sign for the most famous street in Paris.

Check out www.OnTheAvenue.net to learn more. We work with Citizens that are on the spectrum and help teach creative skills in a safe place.

Juanangelo

Quote from the classic