neurodivergent sh itjust works!

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... but differently.

A place for sharing creativity which has that special other dimension to it.

Divergent folk, awakened ones, angels, prophets, inventors, and ... neurotypicals. Forget about your autism! We appreciate your awkwardness.

What is this going to be? Well, I'm currently doing some inspiration collecting ... still 😄, here in the pinned post: https://sh.itjust.works/post/112817

What this place is not supposed to be:

A place for talking about autism/neurodiversity as seen in the common pathologising clinical way, or memes about all the former. We do not want to talk about what doesn't work. ;-)

This place however, shall be there for sharing what we (and others) can do with that neurodivergence thing. How we are set-up, what we receive, and how we create when we are in the flow. This shall be uplifting and mutually enabling. Here we shall celebrate cheerfully our uniqueness.

We are the bunch who perhaps really know how things could work better.

For those other things, you may want to look into one of these places:
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[email protected] (Brazilian, PT and EN)
You see, there is plenty of room for those problems and disabilities. :-)

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right-handed, perfect fit in hand and mouth. (sh.itjust.works)

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tamarisk, linseed oil.

I think this spoon is a good example of what i do when i'm working in the flow. I made it in 2019, in about 15 hours of work. Tried to estimate how much it would cost if i would ask for a sincere per-hour price. Aahahaha! The love that went into it can of course not be sold. It's arguably my most beautiful one so far (the 6^th^ if i remember correctly).

The form is not only ornamental but it just works. 😄 (yes i am proud) -- it fits my hand pretty well, the way i hold it. I also like to make them fit the width of the mouth, and make them as thin as reasonably possible. That means frequently trying in the mouth while it' still rough. There was a big hole in the spoon which i had to close by fitting in a piece of wood -- and then sandpaper, sandpaper.

I have used it ever since, until a few months ago a mouse took a taste off the front. Did not yet get around to repairing that. 😉

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[–] antila91 1 points 1 year ago

This is a really cool piece. Love it