Unfortunately we have been sick for past few days (hm…more like a week), but Pinterest has been our 24h occupation and our savior. Our inspiration buckets are full and ideas are cooking.
Anyhow, before we get all crafty again, we just had to share this amazing book with you, it’s called Drawing Autism by Jill Mullin and it was featured on 50 Watts.
Quote from 50 Watts:
Drawing Autism is an incredible collection of artwork by people diagnosed with autism, from teenage amateurs to established artists.
Bellow are some of our fave images:
Nažalost, bolesne smo već par dana (hm…ili nedelju), ali tu je Pinterest da nas spase i okupira 24h. Naše inspiracione kofice su napunjene i ideje se krčkaju.
U svakom slučaju, pre nego što se ponovo bacimo na kreiranje, morale smo da podelimo ovu prelepu knjigu sa vama Drawing Autism od Jill Mullin, predstavljenu na 50 Watts.
Citat sa 50 Watt:
Drawing Autism je neverovatna kolekcija umetničkih dela, koje su kreirale osobe sa autizmom, od tinejdžera amatera do afirmisanih umetnika.
Neki od naših omiljenih radova:
Felix: Imaginary City Map, Age 11
David Barth: Vogels (“Birds” in Dutch), 2008 (at age 10)
Donna Williams: The Outsider
twistedsisters 
I’m going to look into this book. I have some ink drawings that I call my OCD drawings, and they are very dense and obsessive a bit like the top 2 pieces here. I love the bird one.
Thanx!
That’s great, make sure you do. We think that it’s an amazing book and artwork is absolutely gorgeous. Would love to see your drawings, love, love, love linear density 🙂
Glad that you like the post. You are very welcome.
Thanks for reading!
I love the bird one too. And the map. These are incredible! Thanks for the tip on the book.
Yes they are, absolutely amazing. No problem 🙂
Thank you for this great post.
You are very welcome, thanks for reading 🙂
These works of art just made my heart stop, especially the Outsider. I have a close relationship with a high-functioning autistic guy and I can imagine him drawing something like the Imaginary Road Map, which was breathtaking. And I really love the perspective mind-trip in David’s Birds. I must look into this book!
Yes, the art is absolutely amazing. We fell in love in all their work immediately. Glad that we could share it with you. Thanks for reading and writing 🙂
My nephew was recently diagnosed as Autistic…this is really lovely and inspiring. Thanks!
You are welcome. We thought so too. Because this book is so amazing and inspiring we just had to share it with everybody 🙂
Absolutely beautiful drawings and what an amazing collection! Thanks for spreading, it’s lovely!
Yes, absolutely. Your welcome. Thanks for reading.
Love these images. Thanks for liking my post too.
Glad that you love it. Thanks for visiting 🙂
This is fantastic! I’m a retired special education teacher, and I shared the information about this project with several of my former colleagues. Thanks so much! I’m looking forward to seeing what you create when you’re not sick 🙂
That’s great! We love that the word about the book is spreading 🙂
Thank you for stopping by and leaving a comment. Hopefully will have something new posted really soon…stay tuned 🙂 Tx
Thanks for sharing — haven’t heard of this and it’s amazing! I really enjoy your blog, it’s super creative!
You are very welcome. Yes it is, glad that we could share it with you! Thank you so much, we are happy that you like it 🙂
Wow! thanks for the heads up -This is great stuff!
You’re welcome!
I like the Birds picture. Birdwatching is my thing.
They are pretty awesome.
Thank you for drawing my attention to these – they are amazing! I need to do more research! Keep up the good work!
You are welcome! Thanks, we will try 🙂