Amanda McCoy is a published author, ballpoint pen illustrator, and minority voice from Massachusetts. Explore the tabs above to learn more about her life and art! Or check below for her newest work!
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I Did It! Released!
Pre-orders are on their way! You can now also order I Did It! on Amazon!
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Miracle of Adoption Christmas Campaign
All preorders of I Did It! in November and all Etsy Sales in the month of December will contribute a percentage of profits to Pippy's adoption fund. The goal is to reach $1,000 in her funds by January 1st! (Donations directly to her page also count!) 70% of profits on I Did It! BEFORE December 1st. 17% during December. 7% of profits on all other Etsy products during December Anyone who adopts Pippy will also receive the Waiting Child Portrait I did of her. I will also be doing a 2nd, updated, portrait of her this December to hopefully catch the eye of her future family! EDIT Jan 2022: GOAL MET! |
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"I Did It!" A Medical Log, Journal, and Reward Book for Kids
Yeah, that's right! I am finally publishing again! I Did It! is a guided journal made for children who have a lot of medical or psych appointments. Learn more on the new I Did It! webpage linked below. Thanks for all the support! Your child will be guided through activities that help them take ownership of their wellness, be mindful of and share their feelings, and even add joy to doctor’s appointments. “I Did It!” was made with input from parents of medically complex children, my own experiences as someone with multiple conditions, and my decade of working with people who have various diagnoses. |
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The THIRD ANNUAL Pride Challenge!
#thepridechallenge is an annual celebration of lgbtq+ pride 🏳️🌈 🏳️⚧️ The daily prompts inspire each person to create in their own ways, the hashtag lets you join a worldwide community, and the event being 100% online lets it be accessible to more people than the average pride event ❤️🧡💛💚💙💜💖🤍🤎🖤 |
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Printable Valentines on my Etsy!
Sassy Cat Valentines Printable cat themed valentines with sassy sentiments! Great for older kids, adolescents, and adults. Appropriate for work or school but sassy enough to avoid that normal mushy stuff Braille Themed Valentines Cards + Coloring and Activity Sheets
Large, easy-to-read print, braille graphics, and smiling children from my children's book "Can I See?" make a fun introduction to braille for sighted children! Great for kids who are VI to give to their friends or for teachers to introduce disability into the classroom. Resources to further the conversation listed on the Etsy page! |
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Faces to the Sun Now in Paperback!
Faces to the Sun is an anthology project devised and spearheaded by SJ Blasko. It aims to chip away at the stigma surrounding the subject of mental health and mental illness by bringing together 44 independent creators from around the world to share their experiences through writing and art. Amanda McCoy contributions: Illustrations on pages 190 and 210 Comic on pages 198-201 |
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I have an Etsy shop!
Find the affirmation portraits and Cozy Card series in my Etsy shop now! Shop small this holiday season :) Braille available for both the portraits and cards! Braille is done with a slate and stylus, so there will be small marks from the slate. Marks are pressed to avoid confusing young braille readers. |
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Affirmation Portraits available for purchase!
An 8x8 inch, ballpoint pen portrait of a person of your choice with a hand-lettered affirmation to make them feel loved! Great gift for tweens starting to enter the most insecure phase of life, people going through major physical changes such as a sudden disability or illness, transitioning trans people, marrying couples, and anyone else who needs a confidence boost! |
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Stay Cozy cards available for purchase!
5x7" cards (7x10 unfolded) 10% of profits go to the American Brain Tumor Association 1 card for $3 3 cards for $8 Paypal, cash or card accepted Contact privately for wholesale pricing |
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Faces to the Sun Anthology released for Ebook!
Faces to the Sun is an anthology project devised and spearheaded by SJ Blasko. It aims to chip away at the stigma surrounding the subject of mental health and mental illness by bringing together 44 independent creators from around the world to share their experiences through writing and art. Amanda McCoy contributions: Illustrations on pages 190 and 210 Comic on pages 198-201 |
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