Art

Positive fun Positive imagination! Health and safety. Mind never stops. Adrian

Drift is the gremlin with a whirlwind attention span… One of my self-care cartoons that, since my recent diagnosis, makes much more sense to me! The rest of the lineup A series of characters representing my ADHD symptoms. Drift is the distraction, Judge is the brooder, Flare is the improvisation. Now to tame them! Jamie … Read more

Indecisive Feelings Tangled up by all the thoughts spinning in your head. It’s like fighting with yourself, you can’t decide because you want it to be both ways. Dana House

Minority. My experience of coming to terms with my ADHD during lockdown. watercolour on paper, A3. carrie ravenscroft  

Blaire Postman: Struggling Chartist It’s a picture used for my solo comedic ADHD show meant to encapsulate both the great abilities ADHDers have, and some of the challenges we manage. Blaire Postman

I took this photo of myself practicing ballet. I chose this image because I look sad which shows my struggles, but I am also strong and creative too. Meadow McNulty

In this image I try to visualize what’s going on in my head by capturing my creativity while also representing the feeling of alienation. Bo Berenshteyn

Pink Unicorn This is an acrylic painting I made for my daughter this summer 2020. I am diagnosed with ADHD, MDD and GAD. Eric Brazos

The Heart and Brain of ADHD Hi, my name is Gabriel and I am an 8 year old with ADHD. My picture that I drew is my heart and brain with ADHD. Gabriel

Candle in the Wind My ADHD means that I hyperfocused on this digital painting for 24-26 hours (give or take); because that’s the only way I could make sure I finished. Danielle H