Charlie
Charlie French is a 29-year old abstract artist currently living and working in Dallas, TX.
Every Month Has A Maximizer!
The Maximizer of the month creates his or her very own collection to share with you.
The Maximizer Of The MonthLucy
Lucy attends college at Bethel University in St. Paul, Minnesota. She is in a two year program called BUILD which immerses 16 lucky students with various disabilities into the general student body attending Bethel. She lives in the dorm along side her typical peers.
Attending college, just like her older brother has been Lucy's dream. She kept her eye on the prize and accomplished all her requirements to apply. The joy in her face when she received her acceptance letter was incredible!
Lucy's inspiration for her drawing came from the Christian atmosphere on her campus. She uses the stain glass motif and the Bethel colors for one drawing. The rainbow inspiration came from a scholarship she received from Ruby's Rainbow. This organization gives scholarships to individuals with Down syndrome pursuing college. Lucy would like to donate any proceeds if picked to be a maximizer. In her words: " Every student with a disability should have this awesome opportunity to attend college!"
Rosie's Collection
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Jake Max ApparelThe "15" Collection
The 15 Collection is our special line of Jake Max apparel committed to giving 15% of profit to our maximizers.
This line does not showcase a Maximizer, rather it empowers the special needs community by honoring Jake and Max's Names.
The "15" Collection
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The Jake Max News
Zoey
Zoey began to draw when she was about three, but by age six her skills were really blossoming! Now nine, she spends most days drawing in her art notebook quite a bit - always eager to show us her latest works of art! She also loves to color, paint, and do crafts - as well as play barbies, go to the park, swim, see movies, spend time with friends, and so much more!!
Gabe
Gabe has been diagnosed with NPC (Niemann-Picks Type C). NPC symptoms include: gaze palsy, loss of cognition, swallow/speech, motor control and balance. When he was in high school he held quarterback sack records in same school as a famous NFL player of today. Gabe also enjoyed skateboarding. The disease took this from him. He wants to create a legacy with his art that will inspire and persevere.
