"Where Everybody Knows My Name" is a 16"x20" acrylic painting on canvas, created collaboratively by PASS Program members led by Tanya. Inspired by a sketch from Fraser, this artwork features a view of a Vancouver street. After finishing his sketch, Fraser playfully swapped the street name for his own.
About Fraser: Fraser is a friendly young man with a great sense of humor. He loves books and music, but his true passion is nature, especially trees. His favorite way to express himself artistically is through pencil sketching.
About Tanya: Tanya is a social and fun-loving young woman on the Autism Spectrum. She enjoys a variety of creative activities, including crocheting, knitting, sewing, pottery, cooking, and candle-making. Tanya also loves music, especially playing the piccolo, drums and concertina. In her spare time, you can find her enjoying gymnastics, basketball, or dragon boating.
Disclaimer: Please note that when printing in 8"x10" and 12"x18" sizes, the edges of the painting will be cropped. As a result, the entire artwork will not be visible in these prints. Please refer to the reference photo for guidance.
"Where Everybody Knows My Name" is a 16"x20" acrylic painting on canvas, created collaboratively by PASS Program members led by Tanya. Inspired by a sketch from Fraser, this artwork features a view of a Vancouver street. After finishing his sketch, Fraser playfully swapped the street name for his own.
About Fraser: Fraser is a friendly young man with a great sense of humor. He loves books and music, but his true passion is nature, especially trees. His favorite way to express himself artistically is through pencil sketching.
About Tanya: Tanya is a social and fun-loving young woman on the Autism Spectrum. She enjoys a variety of creative activities, including crocheting, knitting, sewing, pottery, cooking, and candle-making. Tanya also loves music, especially playing the piccolo, drums and concertina. In her spare time, you can find her enjoying gymnastics, basketball, or dragon boating.
Disclaimer: Please note that when printing in 8"x10" and 12"x18" sizes, the edges of the painting will be cropped. As a result, the entire artwork will not be visible in these prints. Please refer to the reference photo for guidance.
