Corrin

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A series of colourful icons arranged in a grid, each accompanied by short phrases about autism, highlighting its diversity and unique challenges faced by individuals. The icons represent various aspects of autism, including communication differences, sensory experiences, support needs, masking behaviours, and misconceptions. The general message is that each autistic person is unique.
Quote overlayed on a starry sky with a dark blue hilly horizon: "Music is my therapy and my straitjacket. Music keeps me sane and keeps my mind on something. It's fragile up there. - Will.i.am"
Cover of the Warrington-Runcorn New Town Development Plan's album "Your Community Hub." There are three images: an indoor shopping area with people walking, and two aerial views of buildings. The tones are mainly purple, black and white.
"The Pleasure Principle" album cover featuring Gary Numan wearing a dark suit and tie at a reflective table with a glowing red pyramid.
Text overlay on a mountain landscape, quoting Larken Rose about politics using manipulation to control the masses and their freedoms. The text reads, “Politics: the art of using euphemisms, lies, emotionalism and fear-mongering to dupe average people into accepting – or even demanding – their own enslavement.”
Gary Numan in a suit poses with hands positioned as if holding a steering wheel. White text reads "CARS GARY NUMAN" against a plain blue background.
Black-and-white photo of three men posing behind the text: "The Fun Boy Three. The lunatics have taken over the asylum
George Benson's "The Ultimate Collection" album cover featuring a smiling portrait of the artist.
A series of colourful icons arranged in a grid, each accompanied by short phrases about autism, highlighting its diversity and unique challenges faced by individuals. The icons represent various aspects of autism, including communication differences, sensory experiences, support needs, masking behaviours, and misconceptions. The general message is that each autistic person is unique.
A person holding a brightly colored sign that reads "SAY NO TO NAZI SYMPATHISERS WE PREFER SYNTHESIZERS." The sign features images of synthesizers at the bottom. The individual is wearing a shiny, patterned top and is surrounded by a diverse gathering of people in a park-like setting. Trees and cloudy skies can be seen in the background.
Text on a striped background raises a rhetorical question about individual actions during the rise of fascism, stating "EVER WONDERED WHAT YOU WOULD HAVE DONE DURING THE RISE OF FASCISM? YOU'RE DOING IT RIGHT NOW." The font is bold and prominent.
A Moog Prodigy synthesizer with a wooden casing, featuring a keyboard with white and black keys. The control panel includes various knobs and switches for sound modulation and synthesis.