Meet Our Artists

Scope is proud to collaborate with 9 talented Disabled Artists to create unique and meaningful gifts for our Online Charity Shop.

Every purchase from our Disabled Artists’ collection directly supports their creative practice and helps fund Scope’s mission to end disability inequality.

Mahlia Amatina

After being diagnosed with Autism, Mahlia was inspired to share the unique sensory experiences through her art. Her collections include abstract scenes such as 'Boats Ahoy!', 'Tranisitons', and 'Flashing Lights'.

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An image of Badbidu. She is facing away from the camera smiling. She is a white woman with long blonde hair, wearing a multi-colour check top with glasses perched on her head.

Badibidu

Cat Regi, also known as Badibidu, is a Sheffield-based artist from a neurodiverse family. Her work celebrates the natural world through her beautiful collections 'Water Flowers' and 'Woodland Animals'.

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An image of Kate, a white woman with short light brown hair. She is wearing a black top with grey polka dots. In the background is some of her artwork.

Kate Boyce

Kate is an artist from Stoke-On-Trent. She is passionate about nature, colour, landscape and light. Kate lives with post viral ME/CFS. Her beautiful scenescapes include 'Forest Moon', 'Iridescence' and 'Skirting the Sunset Shore'.

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An image of Johnny smiling with his hands open wide. Johnny is a white man with short light brown hair. He is wearing a black blazer with pin badges, a graphic t-shirt, and a yellow cap.

Johnny Carroll-Pell

Johnny is an autistic artist from East Sussex who has had several exhibitions and is a member of the Turner Prize nominated, 'Project Art Works'. His collections include reimagining's of 'Little Dutch Girl' and 'Birth of Venus'.

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An image of Sophia, who has dark hair and is wearing a light blue top. She is smiling and holding up one of her t-shirts, which is white with multi-coloured hearts.

Sophia Gordon

Sophia is an artist from Cambridge who has a learning disability and Autism. Her work is inspired by her love of animals, nature and celebrations. Her collections include 'Lots of Love' and the festive 'Reindeer Friends'.

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Sammy Holman

Sammy is a disabled, autistic artist and designer based in Stoke-on-Trent. She uses digital mixed media to produce her artwork and is passionate about nature and wild birds, especially robins. Explore her beautiful winter collection, 'Robin Friends'.

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Howarth

Howarth is an illustrator specialising in realistic sketching and painting. She brings scenes, pets, and wildlife to life with detail and authenticity. Her work is known for its warmth and true-to-life essence. Explore her new collection for dog-lovers, 'Pawfect Pals'.

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Abi Stevens

Abi is an illustrator based in Cambridge. She is particularly drawn to subjects like mental health, chronic health, self care and social issues. Her bold designs include 'Diversity is Power' and 'We are all unique'.

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An image of Michael, a white man with dark brown hair and a short beard, leant over a canvas. He is wear a black helmet which has a paint brush attached which he is using to paint.

Stigy

Michael Hanrahan (also known as Stigy) uses art to express himself without limitations. He uses techniques such as an adapted helmet with brushes attached. His collectons include the electric 'Drum Beats' and 'Boccia Court'.

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