“Coloring Outside the Lines,” Celebrating Autism Acceptance Month and Neurodiversity

In this episode, Wes and Todd sit down with Multimedia Artist, Georgia Padilla. Georgia discusses growing up in Colorado and Manitou Springs, CPTSD, living with Wolff-Parkinson-White syndrome, art as a coping mechanism, anxiety, Dialectical behavior therapy, breathing beads, mental illness, her voice as an Artist and how she uses it, how art saved her life and how it heals, becoming a professional Artist, getting into Next Gallery and being awarded a Next Gallery scholarship, all the mediums that she works in, her relief work, commissions, Etsy, craft fairs, collaborating with her daughter Daemonia for their exhibition “Coloring Outside the Lines,” Autism Acceptance Month, Autism, inclusivity, stimming, Autistic traits between genders, scripting, the three different levels of Autism, Applied Behavior Analysis, making visuals, setting up her daughter for success, neurodiversity, and her journey to meaningful connection with her daughter through art. 

 Join us for an educational conversation about art, Autism, and celebrating neurodiversity with Georgia Padilla.

 
Go see “Coloring Outside the Lines”, Georgia and Daemonia’s collaborative exhibition at Next Gallery.

“Coloring Outside the Lines”
March 31-April 16, 2023
Next Gallery – www.nextgallery.org

Opening night March 31st from 5-10 pm

 
Follow Georgia Padilla on social media:
On Instagram - www.instagram.com/georgiascustomart/
@georgiascustomart
On Facebook - www.facebook.com/artbyGeorgiaP
Check out Georgia’s Etsy shop at www.etsy.com/shop/GeorgiasCustomArt