Your ADHD Art

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…

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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

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

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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

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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

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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

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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

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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

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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

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My brain is very special because I am also gifted, in my way. Haku

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I love doodling and I made this for a Noel Fielding art challenge in lockdown. Olly Bishop

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The Tall Green Tree I am four years old. This story is about the seasons changing and my learning how to control myself being bored. So I attempted to draw and color. Aiden Street

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My ADHD senses I’m trying to illustrate how my ADHD feels for me and what I imagine it looks like. I often find it easier to communicate my feelings through art. Erica Josefine Francker

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Awareness My minds a mess, squirrel moments often, always in the clouds, and full of crazy ideals. My awareness. Sarah Dugan

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To many tabs open my ADHD brain often had to many tabs open! Petra Rekman

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Try Different I would fail to manage my symptoms – regardless of “how hard I tried”. New approaches and self awareness have made a HUGE difference for me. Bobby Eismann  

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