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Return To ShopTransform your space into a warm and inspiring environment with artwork I’ve designed to celebrate hearing health, communication, and inclusion. My illustrations and paintings highlight themes like hearing aids, cochlear implants, and the beauty of connection. Perfect for audiologists, speech therapists, special education teachers, and other medical professionals, these pieces make your office, clinic, or classroom both professional and welcoming.
Loved by professionals worldwide, my art sparks conversations and brings joy to every visitor. In addition to ready-made collections, I also create custom artwork tailored to your space and offer inspiring talks for hearing health professionals—bringing advocacy and creativity together to uplift your community.
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The moment I saw a picture of Amy with a sunflower charm adorning her cochlear implant, I felt an immediate connection. Sunflowers, my mother’s favorite flower before she passed, have appeared in many of my paintings as a symbol of resilience and light. It felt only natural to honor Amy’s story with this powerful bloom.
Born deaf in one ear and hard of hearing in the other due to her mother contracting Rubella during pregnancy, Amy didn’t receive her first hearing aid until she was 30. Frustrated by people unknowingly whispering into her deaf ear, she tattooed "Out of Order" behind it—a bold statement that often sparks conversation, especially as she embraces her baldness due to alopecia universalis.
When Amy decided to get a cochlear implant in 2019, she found new ways to decorate her identity, creating intricate charms to adorn her device. What started as a personal expression quickly became a movement of generosity—she has now gifted hundreds of cochlear charms to others, offering joy and empowerment to children and adults alike.
Amy's story is one of transformation, advocacy, and the beauty of embracing one’s uniqueness. This artwork is a tribute to her resilience, creativity, and the way she turns hearing loss into a canvas for self-expression.
The moment I saw a picture of Amy with a sunflower charm adorning her cochlear implant, I felt an immediate connection. Sunflowers, my mother’s favorite flower before she passed, have appeared in many of my paintings as a symbol of resilience and light. It felt only natural to honor Amy’s story with this powerful bloom.
Born deaf in one ear and hard of hearing in the other due to her mother contracting Rubella during pregnancy, Amy didn’t receive her first hearing aid until she was 30. Frustrated by people unknowingly whispering into her deaf ear, she tattooed "Out of Order" behind it—a bold statement that often sparks conversation, especially as she embraces her baldness due to alopecia universalis.
When Amy decided to get a cochlear implant in 2019, she found new ways to decorate her identity, creating intricate charms to adorn her device. What started as a personal expression quickly became a movement of generosity—she has now gifted hundreds of cochlear charms to others, offering joy and empowerment to children and adults alike.
Amy's story is one of transformation, advocacy, and the beauty of embracing one’s uniqueness. This artwork is a tribute to her resilience, creativity, and the way she turns hearing loss into a canvas for self-expression.
Bring joy and heart to any space with Dog Hearing Check, a whimsical animal audiology scene printed on premium-quality canvas. This delightful illustration features a dog having its ears lovingly examined by three squirrel assistants—one with an otoscope, one with a tuning fork, and another fitting a tiny hearing aid.
Blending science and storytelling with a nature-inspired twist, this piece is perfect for veterinary offices, hearing clinics, pediatric audiology spaces, or cozy home decor. A playful way to spark curiosity, warm hearts, and celebrate the magic of hearing—whether in humans or our furry friends.
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