Manic Depression Kids Hoodies

DEPRESSION SKULL ARTWORK AVAILABLE

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Bipolar Disorder awareness

The Green Ribbon represents support for: Adrenal Cancer, Bipolar Disorder, Bone Marrow Donation, Bronchiolitis Obliterans (BOS), Cerebral Palsy, Childhood Depression, Dwarfism Awareness, Depression, Environment, Eye Injury Prevention, Fanconi’s Syndrome, Fibrodysplasia Ossificans Progressiva, Freedom, Gastroparesis, Glaucoma, Growth and Rebuilding, Kidney Cancer and Disease, Kidney Donation, Leukemia, Literacy, Living Organ Donation, Manic Depression, Mental Health, Mental Illness (Bipolar), Mental Retardation, Missing Children Mitochondrial Disease, Nephrotic Syndrome, Neural Tube Defects, Neurofibromatosis, Organ Donation, Organ Transplant, Primary Sclerosing Cholangitis, Pruned Belly Syndrome, Safe Driving, Pedestrian Safety, and more.

"Riding a manic-depressive cycle" (in green) "does not constitute exercise" (in red) with drawing of a red & green bicycle, the shadow of the bike having square tires. It's a bumpy ride.

nothing to say

Depression is like drowning

Illustration of a woman licking a lollipop who has pink hair and a top with the slogan "not your manic pixie dream girl". Original art by myself, Diane Maclaine. Tag me in my instagram wearing my designs: @bydianemaclaine

A retro-pop art canvas I painted.

ANXIETY TEES AVAILABLE

You matter. Your mind matters. Your mental health matters. Take time for yourself. Take care of yourself. Ask for help. Talk about your mental health.

Illustration of a woman licking a lollipop who has pink hair and a top with the slogan "not your manic pixie dream girl". Original art by myself, Diane Maclaine. Tag me in my instagram wearing my designs: @bydianemaclaine

Pencil sketch of a Lithium Surgeon. Only the Lithium Surgeons can save us!

This artwork is dedicated to all those with mental health problems, neurological conditions or other conditions that make it difficult for them to access medical treatment because they can't jump through the hoops in medical protocols designed for the average person.

Head case An original drawing in ink by the English artist Tony Broadbent, taken and digitised, coloured in for the " Pages of a colouring book " series. We all know a head case , we sometimes are that person ourselves.. that period of time when you just cannot get an angle on things, where simple things become something beyond our cope and stress us out..Usually it's work or the family that tips us over the edge or we have inherited a trait. Then we get over it or it passes if we are lucky but whilst it is happening, everything seems dislocated, ;different, other and often very personal. ) ---===---- Thanks for looking - enjoy Taken and adapted digitally from a photograph of the original work by the British artist ...

All over the place

add to cart kinda day and you dont stop

I drew this on a particularly difficult mental health day.

A cartoon strip depicting our reason for comedy

Chill Pill Anti-Stress Tablet

Show your support for a Bipolar Disorder warrior with this unique, subtle design featuring the recognized green Bipolar Disorder awareness ribbon

I hate being bipolar-- it's awesome! While mental health disorders are no laughing matter, laughter and acceptance are important aspects of life!

I don't need counseling. I need an assistant. I need an agent. I need an office manager. A copywriter. Maybe a maid (*ahem* site manager). If I'm gonna pay for "professional help", I want to pay PROFESSIONALS to do things that actually HELP me, not pay someone to tell me all the things I need to do (ESPECIALLY things I already know need to be done, but don't have time to do). Giving me MORE things to do is not helping. Pointing out cracks in my armor, holes in my walls and flaws in my structure is not helping. PATCH the holes for me, fam! I'll tip you good! Look... I'm a little bit crazy. But I don't need to be fixed. I need to make this crazy work for me.