Typeface | Ink | Photoshop | Medical device

Displayed at VSA Emerging Young Artists Program

Red darning needle with black crisscross pattern and metal eye at each end.

Different Does Not Mean Broken

I created a unique typeface using one of my accessibility aids and ink. This design reminds us that individuals with disabilities deserve respect and dignity, promoting awareness and inclusivity for all.

Multiple copies of a protest sign with bold red and black hand-painted text on a blue background reading "DON'T PRAY FOR HANDICAP PEOPLE, WE ARE NOT BROKEN" and a checklist-style handout about advocating for disabled people, on a red surface.
A hand-drawn protest sign with the message "Support Equality" in red, black, and blue graffiti-style lettering, placed on a flat surface.
Blue sign indicating accessible entrance with a wheelchair symbol, and a handwritten protest sign below it stating, "DON'T PRAY FOR HANDICAP PEOPLE, WE ARE NOT BROKEN"
A white spherical object with a handwritten sign that reads, "DON'T PRAY FOR HANDICAP PEOPLE, WE ARE NOT BROKEN", is attached to it. The sky is clear and blue, and there are bare tree branches in the background.
A blue directional street sign with a white arrow pointing left, and a small sticker below the arrow that contains red and black graffiti-style text reading, "DON'T PRAY FOR HANDICAP PEOPLE, WE ARE NOT BROKEN".

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