Autism Awareness in Action Graphics Set Created by Kaz

Aussie Designer Donates full Set of amazing Autism Awareness in Action Graphics!

Autism Awareness in Action Graphics by KazAmazing thanks to the very talented Kaz Jones, of Karen’s Scraps and Graphics, are warranted for this original set of Autism Awareness in Action graphics she designed for this campaign!

My aunt sent me an email about her site and I had to go check it out (thanks Marilyn!), and after I finished looking around I sent an email to Karen to see if she would be interested in contributing to the campaign.

She gave me permission to use the graphics on her site (so you might see some of her other designs featured in the future) AND she came up with this amazing autism awareness graphics set.

I just know you will love it too! I’m pinning all of these designs and Karen gave permission for them to be used in any awareness efforts as part of this campaign.

Leave Karen a comment here and let her know what you think about her designs would you? 

Know something awesome about Karen? She has a 21-year-old with autism, so she’s a mom who has been where we are today. Her graphics are so creative and different from the ones I do, I feel blessed to be able to share them with you all!

Fair Warning! The images might take a while to load. These are all optimized for the web, but you can find the original versions on Karen’s site, where she has dedicated a page to the Autism Awareness in Action campaign.

Article by Katrina Moody

Katrina "Kat" Moody is the main author of Kat's Cafe. Kat is a wife and mother of three pretty amazing guys who all share a myriad of diagnoses, from Axenfeld Rieger Syndrome, to Epilepsy, Autism, and so much more. When not serving up life at the Cafe, Katrina works as a freelance assistant, copywriter, copyeditor, designer, and a whole lot more.

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