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@ArtfulEmma Yes, I enjoy the freedom now. I enjoy the playfulness, fluidity really. Growing up I struggled with having to accurately dipict things. I just choose and want to see things differently now? I suppose I use the scaffold to paint movement on top and is liberating really.
@carolvorders Thank you for sharing. So often we find others that have been limited by the comments, action (or non-action), through choice or otherwise of others. I wish to belive now (after a late ASC diagnosis at 40yrs) that we are more what others first perceived. So I paint too :)
@TheoPaphitis @thebodycoach Charities Resources for Autism, SANE and the Samaritans. They have supported me and thousands of others. They have always encourage me to carry through depression and so I paint.
For my new followers.I was diagnosed ASD last year following many, many depressive episodes. I paint mainly with my fingers and sponges (I have learnt myself) to use brushes.I have no training in art other than school. Much of what I do is from memory or what I dream.