Signing Pillows

Engraving by Frederick Juengling, from R.M. Devens 1876 book, Our First Century....One Hundred Great and Memorable Events...In the History of Our Country...

Engraving by Frederick Juengling, from R.M. Devens' 1876 book, Our First Century....One Hundred Great and Memorable Events...In the History of Our Country...

Engraving by Frederick Juengling, from R.M. Devens 1876 book, Our First Century....One Hundred Great and Memorable Events...In the History of Our Country...

*Signing off from Sark* Number of views as of 8th May 2019 = 675. Completing my recent series of shots from the Channel Islands is this triptych from the island of Sark. Left to right, the images feature: a) The harbour tunnel, through which most visitors to the island pass, once on arrival and again when leaving. b) A stained glass window showing Saint John from the island church of St Peters. c) The gold-painted post box outside the island's Post Office, commemorating the gold medal won by Carl Hester in the dressage event at the London 2012 Olympic Games. Date: 26th August 2014. View my Channel Islands collection "here":http://www.redbubble.com/people/redhilldigital/collections/317913-channel-islands. View m...

4th Grade Last Day Autographs is a fun rainbow design for students and teachers to sign on their last day of school. Perfect keepsake for second grader memories in class.

ASL Shirt for the phrase "I'm dead inside"

On April 15, 1817, the first school for the deaf in the United States opened. In celebration of 200 years, my rendition of the ASL fingerspelling alphabet. Enjoy!

The perfect t-shirt for all that like Studying ASL, Helping Others, Teaching ASL, Communicating, Fingerspelling, or Love Sign Language, Ideal gift for any Hearing Impaired, Studying ASL, Hard of Hearing Teachers, Interpreters, or Passionate about ASL. Featuring unique designs, quirky puns and cool text our tshirts and apparel are perfect to wear to Gathering, Birthday, Any Occasion, Everyday Wear, Celebration, Thanksgiving, or HoH School, If you love fun ASL tees this is the top for you!

Let everyone know you can't hear them with this funny sign language design!

On April 15, 1817, the first school for the deaf in the United States opened. In celebration of 200 years, my rendition of the ASL fingerspelling alphabet. Enjoy!

On April 15, 1817, the first school for the deaf in the United States opened. In celebration of 200 years, my rendition of the ASL fingerspelling alphabet. Enjoy!

The perfect t-shirt for all that like Studying ASL, Helping Others, Teaching ASL, Communicating, Fingerspelling, or Love Sign Language, Ideal gift for any Hearing Impaired, Studying ASL, Hard of Hearing Teachers, Interpreters, or Passionate about ASL. Featuring unique designs, quirky puns and cool text our tshirts and apparel are perfect to wear to Gathering, Birthday, Any Occasion, Everyday Wear, Celebration, Thanksgiving, or HoH School, If you love fun ASL tees this is the top for you!

On April 15, 1817, the first school for the deaf in the United States opened. In celebration of 200 years, my rendition of the ASL fingerspelling alphabet. Enjoy!

On April 15, 1817, the first school for the deaf in the United States opened. In celebration of 200 years, my rendition of the ASL fingerspelling alphabet. Enjoy!

Loving KoKo

On April 15, 1817, the first school for the deaf in the United States opened. In celebration of 200 years, my rendition of the ASL fingerspelling alphabet. Enjoy!

On April 15, 1817, the first school for the deaf in the United States opened. In celebration of 200 years, my rendition of the ASL fingerspelling alphabet. Enjoy!

ASL is music to my eyes! When signing a song, the feel of the music encompasses the body and you almost see the music in the air. The experience is extraordinary.

Sign Language Accept Understand Love Xmas Gift Deaf Pride

On April 15, 1817, the first school for the deaf in the United States opened. In celebration of 200 years, my rendition of the ASL fingerspelling alphabet. Enjoy!

On April 15, 1817, the first school for the deaf in the United States opened. In celebration of 200 years, my rendition of the ASL fingerspelling alphabet. Enjoy!

On April 15, 1817, the first school for the deaf in the United States opened. In celebration of 200 years, my rendition of the ASL fingerspelling alphabet. Enjoy!

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On April 15, 1817, the first school for the deaf in the United States opened. In celebration of 200 years, my rendition of the ASL fingerspelling alphabet. Enjoy!

to love one another

On April 15, 1817, the first school for the deaf in the United States opened. In celebration of 200 years, my rendition of the ASL fingerspelling alphabet. Enjoy!

On April 15, 1817, the first school for the deaf in the United States opened. In celebration of 200 years, my rendition of the ASL fingerspelling alphabet. Enjoy!

On April 15, 1817, the first school for the deaf in the United States opened. In celebration of 200 years, my rendition of the ASL fingerspelling alphabet. Enjoy!

On April 15, 1817, the first school for the deaf in the United States opened. In celebration of 200 years, my rendition of the ASL fingerspelling alphabet. Enjoy!

On April 15, 1817, the first school for the deaf in the United States opened. In celebration of 200 years, my rendition of the ASL fingerspelling alphabet. Enjoy!

On April 15, 1817, the first school for the deaf in the United States opened. In celebration of 200 years, my rendition of the ASL fingerspelling alphabet. Enjoy!

On April 15, 1817, the first school for the deaf in the United States opened. In celebration of 200 years, my rendition of the ASL fingerspelling alphabet. Enjoy!

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

Is The Language That Deaf Can Hear Gift For Deaf Pride

With the measures implemented for Covid-19 its good to be mindful for those who rely on people's faces and mouth for communication. This is a challenging time for the deaf community.

With the measures implemented for Covid-19 its good to be mindful for those who rely on people's faces and mouth for communication. This is a challenging time for the deaf community.