Your support
nurtures art,
story, and soul
for families
navigating life
with
neurodivergence
and heart.
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Both! I offer hand-painted original watercolor pieces, as well as high-quality archival prints of selected works. Each print is hand-signed, and many are available framed or matted. -
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All pieces are carefully packaged with protective materials. Framed items ship ready to hang. Matted prints and cards are sealed in protective sleeves and backed with firm board. I ship through USPS with tracking provided. -
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Yes! Donations help fund the development of inclusive children’s books, free family resources, and the ongoing creation of meaningful art. You can support directly here. -
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All watercolor artwork is created by me, Kate Powers. My son, John—a 16-year-old astrophotographer—captures and edits all space photography prints available in the shop. We are a creative, neurodivergent family working together to offer beauty and support. -
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I'm currently developing the Little Dragon picture book series and a range of downloadable tools for neurodivergent families and educators—visual supports, scripts for hard moments, and emotional regulation tools. -
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I accept a limited number of commissions for custom paintings or educational visuals. Please contact me with your request and I’ll let you know current availability. -
What does “neurodivergent-affirming” mean?
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It means honoring and supporting the natural variations in how brains work—including autism, ADHD, and other neurotypes. My work centers on compassion, co-regulation, and practical tools that meet people where they are—without shame, pressure to mask, or outdated behavior models. -
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You can explore the latest posts on the Blog or sign up for free downloads and insights via my newsletter. I write about real-life parenting, emotional regulation, visual supports, and reclaiming joy as a neurodivergent family. -
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Little Dragon is a picture book series I’m developing to support social-emotional learning in young children—especially those who are neurodivergent. It’s gentle, inclusive, and designed to help kids and caregivers navigate big feelings, mistakes, and connection. -
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Yes! My writing and tools are meant to support both experienced and new families, educators, and allies. I aim to explain complex ideas in a compassionate, accessible way—with art, visuals, and real-life stories leading the way.