Stacey R. Campbell Writer 1968 ~ Dyslexia Stacey R. Campbell is an author, mother, and advocate for children with learning challenges. Stacey loves to be active, and when she is not writing she can be found: humming along to music in the car with her three daughters, sailing Read more…
Julia Yellow Illustrator Dyslexia Julia Yellow is a talented, recognized, and award-winning illustrator in the editorial, advertising, and motion field. To Julia, an illustration is not just an image, but embodies powerful meanings, stories, and messages. Injecting warm, playful, witty qualities to her creations, Julia refers to them Read more…
Izzy Joy Illustrator Autism Spectrum Disorder Izzy Joy is a talented illustrator, who uses art as a way to communicate nonverbally. She enjoys translating narratives into visual expressions. “My personal artwork is definitely about connecting people with each other and with nature … uplifting people, especially young women, Read more…
Grey Fawn Illustrator Attention-Deficit/Hyperactivity Disorder (ADHD) Not a fan of selfies, this “fawn” logo represents Grey as he sees himself! A lover of art, nature, and science, the talented Grey Fawn balances the three in his artworks of primarily children’s books’ illustrations and secondarily, animation and scientific illustrations. “I Read more…
Hunter Eyestone Illustrator Asperger Syndrome As far back as Hunter Eyestone can remember, she was always drawing. Art was not only her companion, but her key source of joy—the ability to create and relax from reality. “With art,” Hunter said, “I want to take people, viewers, to different Read more…
Adam Bryant Illustrator Asperger Syndrome Aspiring to create his own films or shows that offer entertainment yet positive lessons, Adam Bryant is an artist who draws, produces original 2D animation, and does acrylic and watercolor. He’s been doing art “as far back as can remember” and does so to Read more…
Christine Driscoll Illustrator Asperger Syndrome Striving to be a 2D character animator and/or storyboard artist in any animation studio, Christine Driscoll has been a lover of drawing since a toddler. She described her childhood artwork as “a bit wacky but imaginative” and attributed the joy of doing art Read more…
Cheri Homaee Illustrator Dyslexia & Color Blindness Drawing before even starting grade school, Cheri Homaee recalls always drawing and doodling. Even in her first job as a mailroom clerk, she recounts drawing on packages. With the internet, Cheri now devotes most of her time to digital illustration work, Read more…