Dragons & Daffodils

People created their own T-shirts using familiar Welsh symbols, including red dragons and daffodils. Worn at the community showcase at Wales Millennium Centre, the designs became a colourful way to celebrate Welsh identity, creativity and pride.

Visitors were also invited to pose for a Polaroid selfie with Dwynwen the Dragon. The photographs were displayed throughout the weekend, creating a growing collection of people sharing in the fun.

Together, the T-shirts and selfies capture a joyful celebration of identity, belonging and being part of something together.

Click the images to explore the T-shirts and photographs.

Take a look at more Adults with Disabilities creativity

A triptych telling the story of Blodeuwedd from the MabinogionAdults with Disabilities

The Blodeuwedd Triptyph

A triptych telling the story of Blodeuwedd from the Mabinogion

Canals of Cardiff collageAdults with Disabilities

Canals of Cardiff

Collage exploring the lost Glamorganshire canal buried under Cardiff city centre

Happy to be Welsh teeshirt | Crys-t 'Hapus i fod yn GymroAdults with Disabilities

Our Wales is Proud

3 hand-printed tshirts reflecting the creators pride in their identity

Abstract art with text: "Painting makes me feel good. It makes me happy" | Celf haniaethol gyda thestun "Painting makes me feel good. It makes me happy"Adults with Disabilities

Our Wales, Our Words

Abstract art cards with reflective quotes

Collection of clay pots | CCasgliad o botiau claiAdults with Disabilities

Iron Age Inspiration

Clay pots and pipe cleaner torcs made on a trip to Caer Heritage Hillfort