Jump to Navigation
MDA | Muscular Dystrophy Association
  • About MDA
  • Advocacy
  • Publications
  • Media
Give Now.
Give online Give by mail Give by phone

Main menu

  • Home
  • Learn About Muscle Diseases
  • Help Through Services
  • Hope Through Research
  • Ways to Help MDA

Search form


Waves of Life
by Erin Kimball

Erin loved to attend summer camp and especially enjoyed swimming. This work of art was created in an MDA-sponsored children's art workshop held May 25, 1992 in Lafayette, LA.

Waves of Life
Erin Kimball
Spinal Muscular Atrophy (SMA)

Weeping Willows
by Christopher Johnson

Chris, a self-taught artist, received an Associate of Arts Degree from Ozarks Technical Community College.  His paintings have been exhibited at several local businesses.  Chris enjoyed reading science fiction and creating artwork.

Weeping Willows
Christopher Johnson
Duchenne Muscular Dystrophy (DMD)

Welcoming Lucia
by MaryAnn Miller

MaryAnn is an award-winning professional artist and retired public school educator.  Her works have been exhibited in numerous juried shows in Delaware, Pennsylvania, New Jersey and New York City.  This artwork was featured in the 2001 MDA Holiday Wishes card collection.

Welcoming Lucia
MaryAnn Miller
Endocrine Myopathies

Wheelchair Dancing
by Melina Fatsiou

Melina has a proficiency certificate in English from Cambridge and Oxford Universities and attended the Panteion University of Athens.  She enjoys painting and sketching and has participated in a number of art exhibits.  She has also written and published literature.

Wheelchair Dancing
Melina Fatsiou
Spinal Muscular Atrophy (SMA)

When I Grow Up
by Mariana Krawczak

Marianna created this artwork at age eight and won numerous awards for her drawings, including being chosen in a national contest for a calendar.  She liked animals a lot and usually used them in her work.

When I Grow Up
Mariana Krawczak
Endocrine Myopathies

White Barn
by James Johnson

Jim received a bachelor’s degree in art from Greenville College (Ill.).  He was the art director at Regular Baptist Press in Schaumburg, Ill., prior to his retirement.  Although Jim painted for many years, he is no longer able to hold a paintbrush and work on canvases.  This piece was drawn using Photoshop CS3 from a photograph of the original barn. He has illustrated many barns and is now drawing houses using the computer.

White Barn
James Johnson
Amyotrophic Lateral Sclerosis (ALS)

White Bursts into Green
by Mark Plocharczyk

Mark has an associate’s degree in liberal arts from the Moraine Valley Community College in Palos Hills, IL, and is certified in computer programming.  His hobbies include computer design and public speaking.  Mark volunteers for MDA in the Chicago suburbs area.

White Bursts into Green
Mark Plocharczyk
Spinal Muscular Atrophy (SMA)

Wild Wonderful West Virginia
by Shirlene Robinson

Shirlene began painting in 1979, using her favorite medium, watercolor.  Her paintings have been exhibited locally at the Mound Museum.

Wild Wonderful West Virginia
Shirlene Robinson
Amyotrophic Lateral Sclerosis (ALS)

Wine Country
by Jan Blaustone

Jan earned a B. A. in English from California State University, Sacramento.  She has received awards for photography and painting.  Jan has also authored numerous articles and two books, and is a member of the MDA National Task Force on Public Awareness.  She was named the 2001 MDA National Personal Achievement Award recipient.

Wine Country
Jan Blaustone
Limb-Girdle Muscular Dystrophy (LGMD)

Winter in the Valley
by Michael Rabe

This photo was taken in Hope Valley, Calif.  Besides photography, Michael’s hobbies include travel, hiking and yardwork. He has been working for the state of Nevada for over 25 years.

Winter in the Valley
Michael Rabe
Friedreich’s Ataxia (FA)

Winter Sepia Gold
by Carl Yeager

Carl has been taking photos since 1972.  His technique has evolved from traditional film photography processes to using software for cropping, tonal control, color mixing and other effects with scanned images.  Although he uses a tracheostomy tube, Carl spends 95 percent of his field time by himself and uses a tripod to keep the camera steady.

Winter Sepia Gold
Carl Yeager
Spinal Muscular Atrophy (SMA)

Winter Sunset
by Christine O'Brien

Chris has been painting for several years and is a member of the Iowa Watercolor Society.  Her works have been exhibited in several states and some of her pen and ink drawings have been used for book illustrations.  This painting was featured in the 2001 Holiday Wishes card collection.

Winter Sunset
Christine O'Brien
Mitochondrial Myopathy

Winter Wonderland
by Keith Stout

Keith has been painting since high school.  He works in different mediums and also enjoys woodworking.  Keith is employed by the Oklahoma Department of Transportation.

Winter Wonderland
Keith Stout
Metabolic Diseases of Muscle

Winters Frost
by Michael Rabe

Besides photography, Michael’s hobbies include traveling, camping, hiking and yardwork.  He has been working for the state of Nevada for over 30 years.

Winters Frost
Michael Rabe
Friedreich’s Ataxia (FA)

Wintertime Fun
by Carla Koehn

Carla has been drawing since she was a child and especially enjoys creating cartoons, pictures of people and logos.  Her hobbies include reading, gardening and making hooked rugs.  This artwork was featured in the 2001 MDA Holiday Wishes card collection.

Wintertime Fun
Carla Koehn
Limb-Girdle Muscular Dystrophy (LGMD)

Won't Back Down, 9-11
by Jan Blaustone

Jan, who holds a B. A. in English from California State University, Sacramento, has received awards for photography and painting.  She has also authored numerous articles and two books, and is a member of the MDA National Task Force on Public Awareness.  Jan was named the 2001 MDA National Personal Achievement Award recipient.  This painting was created after Jan, herself a former fire fighter, saw a photo taken through a window showing firefighters working through the rubble at the World Trade Center on 9-11.  Creating this beautiful artwork helped her with her own healing following the tragic event.

Won't Back Down, 9-11
Jan Blaustone
Limb-Girdle Muscular Dystrophy (LGMD)

Woods
by James D'Avanzo

James studied design at Sacred Heart University, Fairfield University and the Creative Arts Workshop.  His computer art creations have appeared in the “National Association of Desktop Publishers Journal” and “Computer Graphics World” magazine.  In the summer of 1995 three of his prints, including "Woods," were exhibited at CompUSA on Fifth Avenue in New York.  This work was featured in the 1996 MDA Holiday Wishes card collection.

Woods
James D'Avanzo
Duchenne Muscular Dystrophy (DMD)

Yellow Flower Number One
by Danielle Harada

Danielle won awards for her artwork in high school and is currently studying graphic design at the International Academy of Design & Technology.  She has created banners for the local MDA summer camp.  Along with painting, Danielle also enjoys other arts and crafts and playing cards.

Yellow Flower Number One
Danielle Harada
Spinal Muscular Atrophy (SMA)

Young Jerry
by Tommy Roberts

Tommy began creating art in childhood.  He has a bachelor’s degree from the Maryland Institute, College of Art in Baltimore.  He is well known in the Baltimore and Washington areas for his exceptional work.  Tommy has the ability to capture his subject’s emotion and character as seen in this portrait of Jerry Lewis who Tommy watched in movies in the 1960s and 1970s.  He has three other pieces in the MDA Art Collection.

Young Jerry
Tommy Roberts
Becker Muscular Dystrophy (BMD)

Zeeland
by Dwain Smith

Dwain has been painting for many years, and worked as a goldsmith and silversmith for 20 years.  He was fortunate to visit Zeeland, located in southwest Netherlands, as winter was morphing into spring.   Dwain used a heavy impasto underpainting denoting the spring winds and the earth erupting with a full bounty of blooming bulbs.  He is a member of the Paducah Area Painters Alliance and exhibits works in their co-op gallery in Paducah.

Zeeland
Dwain Smith
Limb-Girdle Muscular Dystrophy (LGMD)

Pages

  • « first
  • ‹ previous
  • …
  • 5
  • 6
  • 7
  • 8
  • 9
  • 10
  • 11
  • 12
  • 13

About MDA

  • MDA Spokespeople and Honorees
    • National Goodwill Ambassador
    • National Youth Chairman
    • 2013 National Personal Achievement Award Recipient
      • Former National Personal Achievement Award Recipients
      • State Personal Achievement Award Recipients
      • 2013 PAA Finalists
    • MDA/ALS Division Co-Chairs
    • Spokespeople Videos
  • MDA Art Collection
    • Art Collection FAQ
    • View Art Collection
      • 2012 Art Exhibits
        • Past Exhibits
      • Art E-Postcards
    • Art Collection Videos
    • Transcending Barriers
    • Looking for Artwork
  • Diseases in Our Program
  • MDA Fact Sheet
  • MDA Show of Strength
    • Love Network
  • MDA Labor Day Telethon History
  • Contact MDA
    • Update Your Address and Phone
  • FAQ
MDA in Your Community

Quick Links

  • Tell Us About Your MDA Clinic
  • Become an MDA Advocate
  • Be a Summer Camp Volunteer
  • Sign Up for MDA News Updates
  • MDA's Muscle Shop
Give Now.

Ways To Help

  • Advocacy
  • Become a Volunteer
  • Donor Login
  • Legacy Gifts
  • MDA Programs
  • Matching Gifts

About MDA

  • Art Collection
  • Contact MDA
  • Become a Volunteer
  • Careers
  • FAQ
  • Media
  • What is MDA?

MDA.org

  • Find Support
  • Get Involved
  • Publications
  • Site Map
  • Muscle Shop

Connect with MDA

  • Facebook Twitter YouTube  

Muscular Dystrophy Association — USA
National Headquarters
3300 E. Sunrise Drive
Tucson, AZ 85718
(800) 572-1717

Privacy Policy | Terms of Use

©2013, Muscular Dystrophy Association Inc. All rights reserved.
 

Advertise