Performers/Artists with SCI/D
Leah
Tiny and Snail
Hi! We are Grace and Leah, sisters who both love creating illustrations that bring joy into this world. Leah is paralyzed from the armpits down and her right leg is amputated. One of the first questions she asked in the ICU when she could communicate was “Can I still draw?” Miraculously, yes. Tiny can still draw and paint. This company of ours has become more important to us than ever as its growth will mean that Leah can sustain herself as a full-time artist.
@tiny_and_snail
AJ Brockman
Single Handed Studio
Welcome to Single Handed Studio! Here you will find all of the video chronicles of, me, AJ Brockman. I am an award-winning artist that truly has a passion for art, design and all things that are awesome. I also have SMA (Spinal Muscular Atrophy), a progressive neuromuscular disease, and have been wheelchair-bound since age two.
Abby Theisen
Abby Theisen Art
If you are interested in purchasing my artwork feel free to message me (on this page or my personal account) or send an email to abbytheisenart@gmail.com. My biggest hope and motivation is for my art to bring people a bit of happiness and inspiration. Thank you for allowing me to share my passion with the world.
@abby_theisen
Daryl Mitchell
Daryl Mitchell
Daryl "Chill" Mitchell (born July 16, 1965) is an American actor. He is known for such roles as Dexter Walker on The John Larroquette Show, Tommy Webber in Galaxy Quest, Leo Michaels on Veronica's Closet, Eli Goggins III on Ed, and Patton Plame on NCIS: New Orleans.
@darylchillmitchell
Lyena Strelkoff
Lyena Strelkoff
My mission is to change the way we relate to adversity in order to harness it as a catalyst for transformation. So we can become, each of us, our own Shero. To move beyond getting back to good, so we can be instead really great. To become bigger, braver and bolder than we’ve been before.
@lyenastrelkoff
Mariam Paré
Mariam Paré
My name is Mariam Fatima Paré, I am a visual artist and mouth-painter. My artistic interests are constantly morphing as I like to experiment with both painting and other modern mixed media. In addition to painting by mouth, I also make video, digital, and installation art based on facets of the disability experience. I often collaborate with other artists in the disability community on projects aimed at making positive social change.