StickieTee meets Katie Flores

Katie Flores, an artist who happens to have autism, is celebrated as a "color prodigy." After overcoming life's intense vibrancy, she found her purpose in painting in 2017, thanks to Elizabeth Websic. With the help of mentors, Katie continues to develop her bold and colorful style, exemplifying inclusion. Her evolving pop art, featuring animals and junk food, captivates viewers. She is also a resident artist at "REVISION" and "Able ARTS Work" in San Diego, CA. 

StickieTee champions the spirit of kindness and inclusion by supporting neurodiverse artists and organizations. Through innovative velcro patches, StickieTee provides a fun way for individuals to express themselves. These reusable patches can be used to decorate velcro-compatible StickieTee t-shirts, allowing people to showcase their individuality and spread messages of kindness. By promoting the work of neurodiverse artists and creating inclusive environments, StickieTee is on a mission to making a positive impact on the community, ensuring that "kindness truly sticks." 

StickieTee supports organizations like REVISION, a California 501(c)(3) organization, to uncover the purpose for everyone & everything through community-based engagements and projects. 

 REVISION offers creative training through the framework of an art studio & gallery with the goal to dismiss stereotypes by helping citizens explore their unique assets and connect people of all abilities to creative opportunities in their own neighborhood.