Liam Kooistra
Exhibit 10
My little hands
My little hands is how I paint. For I have no coordination to hold anything. I smiled as I felt the paint on my hands because they are my eyes because I cannot see. SCN8A has also taken that from me. Please enjoy my mark because it was made with love. A little boy named Liam and mommy’s helping hands.
Xavier O'Connell
Exhibit 47
Husker
Husker is a character from the adult cartoon called hazbin hotel. This show inspired his latest cosplay outfit which was a piece of art in itself. The drawings are usually the starting point of deciding on his next cosplay outfit. This art took five days to make. Art is a challenge for Xave as he has continuous seizures that cause tremors in his hands, this is the reason he chooses digital art as an error caused by the tremors can be erased.
Ivy Atwell
Exhibit 48
Sibling connection through Art
Through the help of Jellybean Street, professional graphic artists used our three children’s artwork as inspiration to create high-quality, one-of-a-kind canvas print that we will treasure forever. Each colour represented a child (Ivy- pink/purple, Austin-blue, and Max-yellow). Individual handprints and balloon art incorporated through the artwork.
We had so much fun creating it together, dancing and singing to Taylor swift tunes.
Yuna Tanaka
Exhibit 49
Omurice with sauce marks
Holiday humour and my morning routine! Got some super fresh komatsuna (Leafy green vegetable) from the neighborhood farmer!
And 100 seconds → Heard the sound of the river I love → Even though I was on a swing, I forgot to take a picture
I made an omelette for my sister after returning home...
Ran out of supplies so shopping at seven pm (alone)
It took two hours to make a delicious omurice with sauce marks.
Lily Varner
Exhibit 50
Beauty is in the EYE of the Beholder
Lily created this artwork with her eyes using a Tobi eyegaze device. She loves bright colors and of course the color purple for Epilepsy. Since spasticity in her arms and hands has caused her to lose function in them, it is wonderful that she now can still make her voice heard using her eyes!