The Creativity and Parkinson's Project explores, supports, and encourages the therapeutic value of creativity for those living with Parkinson's disease. It hosts an online gallery of over 300 artworks created by people with Parkinson's and shares their inspirational stories. The project publishes an annual calendar featuring artwork from 13 artists and creates awareness materials using art from the gallery. It is also home to the Parkinson's Quilt, the first global awareness project of its kind for the Parkinson's community.

1. Welcome To The Creativity
And Parkinson’s Project
For more information, visit
www.pdf.org/creativity

2. The Creativity and
Parkinson’s Project exists
to explore, support and
encourage the
therapeutic value of
creativity in Parkinson's.

3. The Creativity and Parkinson’s
Project:
• Hosts a gallery of artwork by more than 300
people living with Parkinson's disease.
• Invites you to share your creative works.
• Shares our artists' inspirational personal stories of
courage and triumph.
• Welcomes all forms of creativity - including
painting, drawing, photography, song, crafts, and
more.
• Publishes an annual calendar featuring the work of
13 of our talented artists.
• Creates free awareness eCards for the community
using inspiring works from our artists.

4. The Creativity and
Parkinson's Project is also
home to the Parkinson's Quilt,
the first global awareness
project of its kind in the
Parkinson's community.

5. Adrian van Vilet-Newfoundland

6. Alan Babbit-Ferris Wheel

7. Alan Rubin-Jump

8. Alan Rubin- Shady Lady

9. Alan Rubin-Who Am I ?

10. Alan Babbit-Untethered

11. Alicia Fuentes-Red Bead Necklace

12. Alan Rabinowitz-City # 46

13. Anna Black-Knoedl-Boy to Bed

14. Anne Atkin-Pelican

15. Anneliese Schmitz-Face in Orange

16. Bill Baker-The Broken Gate

17. William E. Evans-Rose

18. Bob Tingey- Antarctic Waters

19. Carol Blann- Morocco Series

20. Carol Blann- Scotland, Western Highlands

21. Carol McLeod- Nude with Parkinson’s

22. Charlene Johnson- Blue and Black Pendant

23. Charlotte Berry- Sphinx

24. Chris Hughes- Whippy

25. Cynthia Ho- Mountains and Dragonflies

26. Darrel Emerson- Children of Togo

27. David Ross- Ruins at Jedburg

28. David Ross- Stonehenge II

29. David Wallace- Evening Landscape with Pond and Dog

30. Diana van Nes- When

31. Diane Wicksted- The Cardinal

32. Donald Zirulnik- Paris Boats

33. Donald Zirulnik- Refugees

34. Doris Wood- Untitled

35. Ed Haskell- California Poppy Reflections

36. Elena Tuero- 1st Painting

37. Frances Lihua Yen- Self Portrait

38. Howard J. Brady- Untitled

39. Irvin Knowlen- Bridge at Dusk

40. Jean Rowan- Hydrangea

41. John Corbett- Wood Basket

42. John Fasulo- Copenhagen

43. John Fasulo- Engineer

44. John King- Frozen Face

45. John Wherry- Water Lily from Mars

46. Joseph Dawley- In the Park

47. Joyce Franson- At Home in the Cotswolds

48. Juan Aguilar- Self Portrait

49. Marian Bumala- Best Friends Forever

50. Nancy Grandoff- Playful Sea Turtles

51. Niska- Untitled

52. Patricia Bissell- Eagle

53. Sandy Shrosbree- Albert Bierstadt Study

54. Sandy Shrosbree- Table Top in Florida

55. Shawn Rees- Mom, Thanks for Breakfast

56. Sheila Moriarty- House on Milwaukee Avenue

57. Stanley Wertheimer- Stoneware Vase

58. Sue Lifschiz- Neckpieces- Dreams of Kyoto

59. Suzanne Collins- Forest

60. Timothy Fitzgerald- Beach Path

61. Zhenlu Wang- Rider

62. ZhiQiang Xu- River Village

63. Linda Wasylewski- Three Faces

64. Lynne Stefanetti- Moving on Down the Vines

65. Big Sky

66. Charlene Johnson- Bracelet Watch

67. Niska- 1

68. Joan Waters - Wren on Cactus

69. Richard Brumleve - Tuscan Street Scene

70. Judith Giddings – Lotus Blossom

71. To Learn More About the
Creativity and Parkinson’s Project
Please Visit
www.pdf.org/creativity
or Call (800) 457-6676