Instagram Art

I maintain an Instagram account aimed at inspiring disability inclusion and teaching about disabilities. Here are some of my best drawings from it.

Many picky eaters aren't trying to be difficult

Disability pride is not ignoring problems. You can struggle and still have pride.

Disabled people have personal space too - someone leans on the arm of an uncomfortable woman's wheelchair

Some quirky people are invisibly disabled.

Neurodivergent people may not catch the obvious. Someone asks, Are you even trying?

Posts for Clients

During my time at EpiBuild, I created Instagram posts for several clients. These included original artwork and messages tailored to the desired audiences.

I am extremely pleased with the posts you are generating for the site. They are engaging, artistic, and right on target with the disability audience.

Rob Akins, former client (quoted with permission)

doodle of children holding hands with words saying different brains add value to the world

doodle of smiling woman with words saying neurodivergent refers to people with brain-related disabilities

doodle of smiling mom and calm kid saying some kids listen better when they don't make eye contact

doodle of delicate woman with words saying high sensitivity can be a sign of an invisible disability. (Be kind)

doodle of child lining up toys with words saying every child plays differently. You don't need to change or control it. That's not what play is for

doodle of smiling woman with hypermobility braces and words saying you can be smart and neurodivergent at the same time