Ever since I can remember, I’ve loved art in some form. My favourite thing as a kid was having a fresh notebook or sketchbook with a pack of pens, pencils, or crayolas. In class, like most artsy kids, I was chided for doodling, but it was the only way for me to focus when a subject or teacher didn’t engage me. (I know now, thanks to Autism.) I dressed eccentrically, I was the owner of many Gellyrolls by Sakura, and whenever an adult could take me to Suncoast (RIP) or to the local comic book shop for manga or anime, I was thrilled.
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Frill-Ability is here to provide a resource for people with different abilities of all varieties who are interested in art, technology, and adaptive living as a reminder that life doesn't stop when our abilities change. We modify and we enhance, and Frill-Ability is here to encourage along the way. We promote compassion, self-love, and a healthy dose of frills to make life refreshing.
Frill-Ability
Make Good With Your Ability Today.
FrillAbility is here to provide a resource for the disabled, chronically ill, and all those with intersectional identities and feminist ideals. We modify and we enhance, and FrillAbility is here to encourage along the way. We promote compassion, self-love, and a healthy dose of frills to make life refreshing.
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