Gallery
People from many parts of the UK and further afield are sending their artwork to Autistic Eye, so we've created a page to showcase a sample of their work and celebrate their unique talents. All designs below were created by people on the autistic spectrum. We showcase all types of artwork including photography and digital designs as well as painting and drawing. The work is produced by people of all ages from professional artists and illustrators to talented amateurs and children. If you are on the autistic spectrum and enjoy producing any type of artwork, or if you know someone who does, then do get in touch with us: info@autisticeye.co.uk
Artists
Astrid Robertsson (Sweden)
Charles Pinkney (UK)
I live in Cornwall, UK. I have been unable to work since 2000 as I have Fibromyalgia and chronic fatique syndrome. I had a heart bypass in 2010 and was diagnosed with Aspergers syndrome in 2013. My work is abstract, non-representational, non-figurative, instinctive. I work with paint,ink, paper,card,wood and more
Nathan Parr (UK)
My name is Nathan Parr and I live in Thornton Cleveleys, UK. I’ve been studying Art at GCSE and Triple BTEC level for the last four years and I’m now thinking of moving onto a degree course. I was diagnosed with Asperger syndrome last year, which answered many questions I had as a child - I always knew that I did not fit in with the rest of the students. Now I have a chance to truly nurture the potential of my abilities and reach new heights, as I have established who I am and that there are others like me. I was inspired by Roy Lichtenstein when my art first took direction and I am also interested in screen-printing. My hobbies include gaming, films/television, music and photography.
Calvin Ellis (UK)
What am I doing with my time right now?
For a day a week through out the past couple of years I have
been working in an office. I work in Admin for the Bath Rugby
Foundation and enjoy my time making sure that it remains organised.
Other Interests
I do like to draw and paint taking up a keen interest in
Street/Urban art. Other than artwork I also like to participate
in sports. I play videos games mostly but when in the right
mood, board games as well. I have gotten a bit into reading of
late as well. I listen to various genres of music. While painting
it tends to be more on the Symphonic Metal side of things.
Rebecca Giles (USA)
I am an artist from the USA. My still lifes explore the relationshipbetween light and colour, focusing on themes of luminosity,translucency, and reflection. Because I find it difficult tocommunicate with others, I focus more intensely on painting.For me, painting is a way to form a connection with the rest ofthe world because it is a way of sharing. I respond strongly tolight, and when I stare mesmerized at lights, shivers runthrough my body and I feel as if I were melting. My goal is torecreate this experience in my paintings so that I can share thespellbinding beauty of light with others.
Honey (UK)
Lewis Bennett (UK)
I really enjoy taking pictures of weather and landscapes and sometimes when i go for walk or go exploring i can get some really good photos like these 4 pictures.
Thiago (Brazil)
Thiago is from Brazil and loves to spend hours drawing. This activity is a way to express himself and show his sensitivity. To raise his self-esteem some small exhibitions have been held to show his work and he dreams of being a cartoonist. He currently loves to draw characters from animations, games, TV series, youtubers, artistic and political personalities and the people with whom he lives. In his drawings it's possible to see elements of English culture and the strong presence of science fiction. Thiago looks for inspiration in his favourite TV series: Doctor Who,
Jack Britt (UK)
Bek Small (USA)
Bek Small is a designer and illustrator making physical and digital artwork that represents everything vibrant, dramatic, and dynamic with work both exhibited at the Cedar Street Gallery in Lansing and published in East Coast Ink Magazine. Bek co-runs Sometimes Art House collective, which aims to create welcoming spaces for emerging artists to network with professionals in their field throughout Detroit and Lansing. Please inquire about licensing and commissionsvia the link below.
Adam Friesen (USA)
Adam Friesen was diagnosed with autism (Asperger’s syndrome) at an early age. He discovered his gift for creating digital art in high school and has used his talent to help him toward his goal of someday living independently. He has been the featured artist at several autism awareness events. Visit Adam's website to learn more about Adam’s story and to explore his collection of digital art creations!
E R Blueberrington
E R Blueberrington is a pen name. In an effort to cope with ocd, autism and various other problems I do as many different projects as possible. My intention is to never get bored and to do new things. This is part of my blueberry creations and this is a blueberry racing team boss Thelonious Dickinson.
Genevieve Gorrell (UK)
Genevieve Gorrell is an artist and gardener based in the north of England. The focus of her work is light, both literally, in the context of the natural themes that are so important in her life, and metaphorically, as an expression of grace and hope. Psychological themes are also recurrent in her artistic practice, with Jung being an important influence. Her expressionist and surrealist work helps Genevieve to find peace with, and find meaning in, the experience of feeling like a "square peg in a round hole".
James Lejeune (UK)
Links to other Artists
The artists below may have been previously shown in our online gallery. In some cases their work has developed far beyond what we originally displayed. Do check out the what they are up to via the links below.
