Deaf Community Kids T-Shirts

Express your Deaf identity with pride through this design that celebrates the unique experience of being deaf on the left side.

Support the deaf community

Support the deaf community

Support the deaf community

Promote effective communication and understanding with this design that encourages others to write down information for individuals who are deaf.

Proud To Be Deaf

In every silence there is a story to be heard, deaf awareness

A Deaf Advocate supports deaf culture. The sign used is for "support."

So calm down!

This painting uses fun colors to create an art piece that represents the sign for "deaf." The deaf community is full of fun and life, so I wanted to create a painting that shows this. ... deaf, sign, asl, sign language, deaf art, asl art, eloiseart, deaf community, deaf sign, sign for deaf, signing, interpreter, deaf friend, deaf education, teacher, modern, modern art, contemporary,

This is the perfect design for sign language interpreters, CODAs, Deaf, hard of hearing, students in ASL Club, or someone who loves American Sign Language. Makes a great gift for Christian moms who homeschool, are raising their children up in faith in Jesus Christ, Bible study groups, church volunteers. Perfect to show your love for that home school mom or kid in your life.

Let everyone know you can't hear them with this funny sign language design!

DEAF Guitar Chords for light colors

The I love you sign in ASL with an American Flag color.

Is The Language That Deaf Can Hear Gift For Deaf Pride

I Love You in American Sign Language #2 / Heart Design

Black and White version of "Deaf Advocate." An advocate is one who supports. The sign used is that for "support."

Being deaf is only one part of my amazing story, deaf awareness

DEAF Guitar Chords

Embrace your silent strength and celebrate your deafness with pride through this empowering design.

deaf and proud

Being deaf is only one part of my amazing story, deaf awareness

A sassy reminder to people to stop talking to the interpreter when they mean to be talking to you! Block lettering saying "Speak to Me" curved over a pair of hands shaped in the American Sign Language sign for "interpreter". Underneath are block letter words in all caps saying "Not the Interpreter". The whole design states "Speak to me, not the interpreter."

Sign Language is Awesome!

The I Love You sign in sign language in a rainbow color

In every silence there is a story to be heard, deaf awareness

Love Needs No Words Deaf Awareness Gift

This gift is designed to raise awareness about deafness and promote understanding and inclusivity. It features the bold statement "I'm Not Ignoring You, I'm Deaf" in a clear and visible way.

Please speak up(deaf/hard of hearing) This person has auditory problems Child of deaf adults

Pale pink text of "hard of hearing"

Red sunset gradient text of "hard of hearing"

What Part Of Sign Language Don't You Understand

(C) NatLeBrunDesigns 2023 Vivian is a Deaf rubber duck who wears a hearing aid. She loves to hang out with her friends and she’s tired of wearing her hearing aid takes it off and reads bills. She wears a rash guard stating she’s Deaf to stop people from presuming otherwise and hiding their bills when talking to her. She’s the second in a new series called Chronically Quackers available exclusively through NatLeBrunDesigns

The Walking Deaf T-Shirt.

Yes and no. There is a huge spectrum in the community. As a born profoundly Deaf person, I can confirm that I am unable to lipread at all. Some of us are very good at lip reading because they had a lot of speech therapy.

Equality