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This is my oldest son- sean and one my favorite pieces of art from him!

journaling reads:
In the world of Autism, so much importance is placed on just basic communication. Simple things like affection, eye-contact , and smiles are never taken for granted. My son Sean’s journey with Autism has been a long, but steady journey from the non-verbal to what many would consider high functioning. I cherish his ability to tell me things now and to share things through his drawings. He brought this drawing home from school and at first I was confused by it. I asked him why it didn’t have any eyes. His response to me was that he drew them big and on top, so that I would be sure to see them. Tears came right to my own eyes. For him to understand the significance of eye contact on that level means that entire new doors have opened up for my son. Although he may still be in special education for now. The future for him is untold and he has limitless opportunities ahead of him. To me this drawing is priceless.

credits:
all sgd products
http://www.scrapbooksgonedigital.com...649679fc098b4e
including: altered art papers- very cool mesh layer
old newspaper, valentines collection elements (set 2), split frame made from tags, sgd masks set 1