Your ADHD Art

It can feel like vacation when we give ourselves a break. A little humor goes a long way. Stephanie Wilson

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Sharing common struggles is an invitation to understand each other better. Stephanie Wilson

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she is adhd. she says always hold me with your arms. Teach me everything. I am very safe in this world. always be with me, Mom I love you harshini

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This is Cat. She has ADHD and she is saying things that people aren’t expecting. >Naomi LaTour

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A depiction of the little thought streams that the ADHD mind travels on where disconnected concepts converge and flow. The relentlessly busy mind. Ilia Chidzey

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The ADHD brain is like a galaxy: it swirls and moves constantly and never stops creating a myriad of new and exciting ideas! Annabel Louise Walker

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My life is a mess with a lot going on my mind depression and anxiety and panic attacks and PTSD and ADHD Michelle McCormack

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Avatar: The Last Airbender circulates consistently amist silent desire to watch a new show. I’ve feared my ADHD would consume my humanity. Sarah St Sauver

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When info enters my brain, it feels like it gets scrambled. Some of it is amplified. Some minimized. Some lost. Not sure what’s important or not. Briana Quinlan

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A peek inside my brain at all the colorful weird rabbit holes I fall into daily. My curiosity is a never ending trippy magical madness. Denise Ann

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As an adult with ADHD my Photography is an escape I’m always looking for windows into a world I felt I never belonged in. I have ADHD, I went back to school at 40 Studied Art, Photography and Multimedia( 3 Diplomas) as long as I can remember I have been obsessed with Photography…weather, clouds and rain.…

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This is a compilation of my doodles, drawn to help me focus in meetings and classes. Except for the doodle of my dog Ryder, the people are imaginary. Andy Lang

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I took this picture today, wondering in the middle of a field. I felt calm and free and forgot all about my ADHD. Sometimes it’s nice to let go. Sailamaria

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Showing myself my emotions. Allows me to sow the seed Now grounds me Allowing me to grow. My ADHD my work is a little manic and beautiful. Aimee Timpson

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The photo depicts a complex of nebulae in the Orion constellation. Astrophotography is my ADHD hyper-focus driven passion and I love to share it Jan Ossowski

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My work shows the way I feel in the class room setting, defeated, and caged, unable to express myself the way I know I was born too. Let me out!!! Maggie Costello

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