Inside these pages, you’ll find my art brought to life through the power of Augmented Reality using the EyeJack App. Some pieces have been infused with digital animation, energy, and movement that go far beyond paint and canvas.
To unlock the AR magic:
- Scan the QR code below to download the free EyeJack app.
- Open the app and allow camera access.
- Look for any artwork marked with the EyeJack icon.
Point your phone or tablet at the page—and watch the art move, breathe, and shift before your eyes.
This is your invitation to explore my work in a whole new way. Whether it makes you smile, reflect, or just say “whoa,” thank you for being part of the journey.
Let’s blur the line between real and imagined.
Javier Morales | JwithaBrush
JAVIER MORALES
Born in San Germán, Puerto Rico, in 1969, my journey has been far from ordinary. I co-own a digital marketing agency focused on the hospitality industry and have spent over 30 years in travel and tourism, building lasting relationships and unforgettable experiences.
When COVID-19 hit, life shifted dramatically. Accessing my ADHD medication became nearly impossible. That’s when my wife Maria, my partner for over 33 years, gifted me art workshop classes. I wasn’t excited at first, but those classes changed everything. Painting became more than a hobby; it became therapy. It gave me a way to channel my ADHD, express my emotions, and reconnect with myself.
Through art, I’ve come to see my ADHD as a strength, not a setback. It’s something I share with my son Javi, which has deepened our bond. And thanks to my son Antonio, who is LGBTQ+, I’ve grown in ways I never expected.
I’m a Virgo (a little hard-headed), but art has softened me. It’s helped me turn challenges into color, chaos into creativity. Now, I’m blending my life in marketing with my love of art, inviting others to explore and celebrate the beauty that can rise from life’s twists and
COLORFUL CHAOS
Exploring the ADHD-Driven Abstract Artistic Process
The world of abstract art is like a playground for someone with ADHD. It’s where impulsivity and hyperactivity can be channeled into something amazing. When I dive into a painting, it’s not just random chaos; it’s a controlled chaos that brings my inner world to life.
Abstract art thrives on spontaneity, allowing me to break free from the constraints of realism. For someone with ADHD, this environment is perfect. My impulsive nature comes out in bold brush strokes and daring color choices, creating compositions that capture the senses.
Painting has become a delicate dance between impulsivity and intention. Each stroke reveals a part of my inner world, a peek into the untamed thoughts and emotions that swirl inside my head. It’s a journey into the unknown, with the canvas as my sanctuary.
Through abstract art, I’ve learned that my ADHD-driven creativity isn’t about random chaos. It’s a calculated chaos, a blend of spontaneity and precision. This artistic process has become a powerful outlet for self-expression, showing me the beauty of neurodiversity.
FROM IMPULSIVITY TO INSPIRATION
ADHD is often seen as a hindrance, but it has played a remarkable role in my artistic journey. My impulsivity, usually seen as disruptive, has become a source of inspiration in the world of abstract art.
People often overlook the potential of impulsivity as a catalyst for creativity. But in abstract art, those spontaneous thoughts and actions lead to innovative breakthroughs. The unpredictability of my ADHD-driven art captivates both me and my audience.
The key to turning impulsivity into inspiration is knowing when to let go and when to reign it in. This balance creates a dynamic process, an artistic dance that brings out raw, unfiltered emotions and ideas. My journey from impulsivity to inspiration mirrors the complexities of the human mind, showing that what some see as chaos is actually a wellspring of creativity waiting to be harnessed.
ADHD’s Role in Artistic Innovation
FINDING FOCUS ON THE CANVAS
Art as a Therapeutic Outlet for ADHD
Living with ADHD means that finding focus can be a daily struggle. Traditional methods like medication and routines work, but they come with limitations. Art, especially abstract art, offers a different path—a sanctuary where I can find my unique brand of concentration and peace.
Creating art requires undivided attention. Choosing colors, making brush strokes, and composing a piece demands a focus that is immersive and meditative. This process brings order to my chaotic inner world, showing me the therapeutic value of my newfound concentration.
Art also serves as a non-verbal way to express emotions. It provides a safe space to convey feelings, fostering self-awareness and emotional regulation. Through abstract art, I’ve found a way to enhance my focus and nurture my soul, bringing a sense of calm amidst the whirlwind of ADHD’s challenges.
