#autism & colors

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The Best Women’s Funny Autism Memes: Humor That Connects Us All

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The colors associated with autism awareness have become powerful symbols of understanding and support. While blue is the most widely recognized color, representing calmness and communication, it's essential to acknowledge the diversity within the autism spectrum.

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[beastlyidiocy]

my sweet old man who is genuinely too kind for the world he lives in :(

[ultrainfinitepit]

Angel of the Rainbow Infinite

[my-autism-adhd-blog]

Re-watching Shows/Movies

Future ADHD

[ozziethegreat]

color having a splitting headache and dying on the floor

I’m projecting again but color content is color content 🙏

Color belongs to superyoumna

I actually have some headcanons to go with this

First aval, I think when he’s overwhelmed his flames get rlly hot and hurt his head and it causes headaches, but I also think the flames start to seep out of his other eye kind of like tears and he can’t see very well bcz of it :3 (it could also come out of his mouth too)

it also seeps out of other cracks in his body so it’s like a burning sensation everywhere and it makes overstimulation worse 💗

atp he and killer have something in common coughs

[thebigkiddo]

[skuffypaw]

gift

[remxedmoon]

What are your thoughts on ISAT's magic system?

AUTISM BLAST

okay long rambly post incoming. for the record like 90% of this is pure unfiltered headcanon. and almost all of this is about colors. sorry if this is hard to follow!!! i need to get this all out of my system.

oh also! a lot of this is based on a really good post by @/chronologically-challenged that shows off the differences between each character’s craft style! go check that out it’s really good

okay!! so!!! colors. this is just my own thing, but i personally like to color code the different types of craft!

don’t worry about those middle tones yet just put a pin in those

there’s still a little bit of color variety within craft types (for flavor), but generally, rock is blue, paper is yellow, and scissors is red. i’m not going to lie to you i only did this because the splatoon testfire had these colors. it’s also why my triplets designs are colored like that!

i think these colors also just fit the descriptions of these crafts? red feels like a more aggressive and active color, which matches how piercing craft is generally more focused on dealing damage, blue tends to be calmer, which matches protective craft being more supportive , that kinda thing. something something children’s hospital. yellow is a bit of a wildcard here lol, it just looks nice with the other two.

putting aside the colors for a mo! don’t worry those’ll come back soon. i’ve also been thinking a lot about how dual craft types work, though this is a little more speculative. i’m entirely basing this on how mira works. basically, one craft type seems to be more ‘dominant’ over the other. while mira is both paper and scissors, she’s still weak to rock, her basic attack is scissors, and her scissors skill (jolly round rondo) does much more damage than her paper skill (artsy silent burst). she behaves more like a scissors type, with an extra affinity for paper. which i think is interesting!!!

in terms of colors, i think this would manifest as mira’s craft being tinted orange, as a mix of both her craft type’s colors! this is partially what those uncategorized colors are for. while her scissors attacks are only slightly tinted, her paper attacks would be a lot closer to orange! and this would apply to other dual crafts as well. a rock/paper type would have more greenish attacks, a rock/scissors type would have more purply ones, etc etc.

i think this color mixing would also apply to single craft types trying to use a craft type that isn’t their own, though it’d prolly become less pronounced the more a person ‘gets used’ to using that craft type, so to speak. in a while rockodile would be pretty solidly purple, while rock bottom is more of an indigo color, and odile’s craft skills probably only slightly tinted as well.

ok!!! that was a lot about colors. i’m really fucking normal about colors. onto craft styles!! this is still kinda about colors tho sorry. also, again, go check out @/chronologically-challenged’s post if you haven’t already, it’ll prolly explain this better than i will

for a tl;dr on that post, each country has a different way of using craft. the forgotten island has lightless craft that tends to manifest as stars and zigzags, vaugarde has big, rounded bursts of grey craft (with smaller circles around it), and ka bue’s craft is more diamond shaped/triangular and tends to be on the lighter side.

this is also the part i’m a little less sure about. i haven’t drawn these out in my normal style!! so a lot of this is subject to change. sorry about that!

anyways. i wanted to preserve the island’s lightless craft while still making it colorful, so i decided to give it a sort of. halo effect? i guess? i wanted it to vaguely resemble the ring of light around a black hole or a solar eclipse, but that is a lot harder to do with the zigzag shape of the craft + my color limitations. and as i’ve recently learned, glow effects look really weird with my pixelly art. so this is all just flat colors 😓

shhh don’t mind the art here i’ve totally posted it before 🩶

vaugarde is pretty simple comparatively!! the craft is a sort of midshade ingame, so i just made the main color the normal craft colors. not much to say here!

and ka bue is in a similar boat! i did kinda draw it in my odile sprite redraw, but i didn’t really look at references so it’s kinda boring looking there. not much to say here either!!

and!! as we can see from the king’s special attack art, craft styles can kinda mix together. king’s style follows the general shape of vaugardian craft, but keeps the shade and stars from the forgotten island! i think it’d be fun to play with that a little more teehee. i imagine these are a lot more variable depending on how engrossed someone is in a culture, hence why odile’s craft doesn’t borrow from vaugarde’s style. unless she does? it’s not like we see other ka buans using craft in game. who knows.

also because i forgot, some extra bonus doodles of that craft color mixing i mentioned earlier! yipee!

and that’s it!!! there’s probably some other stuff that i am. currently forgetting. but this post is absurdly long enough!!! thank you so much for the ask i’m so sorry for autism blasting you about isat and color theory. am i still cool. here’s all of my craft doodles as compensation for reading this giant infodump. i’m so so sorry.

[crazycatsiren]

It's ok that white autistic people aren't familiar with autistic people of color's experiences. That's not the problem.

The problem is how many white autistic people seem to think their experiences are universal, that they can speak for and over autistic people of color.

Being autistic doesn't take away white privilege. Being white and autistic still has privilege over autistic BIPOC, and even neurotypical BIPOC.

Neurodivergence doesn't exempt anyone from deconstructing and unpacking white supremacy.

[nerdydumbpup]

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(gifs r from Pinterest)

[existennialmemes]

Reminders for Autistic "Awareness" Month

Beware the Autistics. We live among you. We look like you. We could be your friends, your family, your neighbors, your coworkers. We could even be you.

The Average Autistic is 18 feet tall, has purple skin, and has 2 watt lasers for eyes, however many of us may mask our appearance with Occult Rituals

The Big Light is Bad!! Turn off The Big Light!!! Except for when it's Good. Turn on the Big Light!!

We are not Moths. I don't know who told you that but they're lying.

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Neurodiversity Celebration: Supporting ADHD, Autism & Brain Diversity

Neurodiversity celebrates the natural variations in human brain function and cognition, recognizing conditions like ADHD and autism as valuable aspects of human diversity rather than disorders to be cured. This perspective promotes understanding, acceptance, and support for individuals with neurological differences.

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ADHD (Attention Deficit Hyperactivity Disorder) is characterized by challenges with attention, impulse control, and hyperactivity. Those with ADHD often exhibit creativity, hyperfocus on topics of interest, and out-of-the-box thinking. Autism, or Autism Spectrum Disorder (ASD), encompasses a range of conditions affecting social interaction, communication, and behavior. Autistic individuals may possess exceptional abilities in pattern recognition, memory, or specific areas of interest.

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Supporting neurodiversity involves creating inclusive environments that accommodate diverse cognitive styles and needs. This can include flexible work arrangements, sensory-friendly spaces, and alternative communication methods. Education and awareness campaigns help dispel myths and reduce stigma surrounding neurological differences.

Embracing neurodiversity in schools and workplaces can lead to innovation and unique problem-solving approaches. By valuing the strengths of neurodiverse individuals, society benefits from a wider range of perspectives and talents.

Advocacy for neurodiversity rights aims to ensure equal opportunities, appropriate support services, and respect for neurodiverse individuals. This movement encourages a shift from a deficit-based model to one that recognizes the potential and value of all neurotypes.

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I can elaborate on specific aspects of neurodiversity support if you'd like more information on a particular area.

Autism Awareness Month, observed in April, is symbolized by distinct colors that represent unity, understanding, and support for individuals on the autism spectrum. The primary color associated with autism awareness is blue, chosen for its calming properties and association with communication.

The puzzle piece ribbon, featuring multiple colors - typically blue, red, yellow, and purple - is another widely recognized symbol. Each color represents different aspects of autism:

Blue: The most common color, signifying awareness

Red: Represents challenges and strength

Yellow: Hope and positivity

Purple: Pride and dignity

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Some advocates prefer a rainbow infinity symbol, emphasizing the spectrum nature of autism and neurodiversity. Gold is sometimes used to represent the value and potential of autistic individuals.

These colors appear on buildings, clothing, and social media during April, fostering awareness and promoting acceptance of neurodiversity in our communities.

[stimboardboy]

yippie / tbh creature

x - x - x | x - x - x | x - x - x

[my-autism-adhd-blog]

Autism & Getting Out of Bed

Neurodivergent_lou

[prismmxrose]

The first pageful of communication cards I made to help myself with asking for help!

[phoenixyfriend]

Me: I'm color-coding it! [Explains system]

My sister: [chokes on a laugh]

Me: What?

My sister: Nothing, I was gonna say something but it's really mean.

Me: What is it? Like the suspected autism, or--?

My sister: No it's just, dude you're color-coding a cookbook. Get a job.