REHAB's Creative Arts Program participants recently contributed their original artwork to Honolulu Font, a community art initiative inspired by Tokyo's Shibuya Font and led by artist Jasper Wong. Through a guided creative session with Wong, participants transformed their personal stories of healing, resilience, and creativity into hand-drawn fonts, symbols, and patterns that reflect personal journeys of healing and resilience.
Now you can support REHAB's Creative Arts Program by taking home a wearable work of art inspired by our participants' creativity. View the Honolulu Font book to see all available designs and learn more about the project. Then, choose your favorite Honolulu Font design and have it printed on one of three white T-shirt styles for $22. Visit Blank Canvas at 76 N. King St., Unit 100, Honolulu, HI 96817 to place your order. T-shirts are available exclusively through in-store ordering and printing.
Every purchase directly benefits the participating organizations, helping them continue to empower and support people with disabilities through programs like REHAB's Creative Arts Program.
"Opportunities like this create incredible value for our community and our artists. Sharing their creative work gives former patients recovering from complex injuries a space to reflect on how far they’ve come and share their stories of hope, strength, and recovery with others." — Melissa Mullen, Community Relations Manager
"I always like to say that everyone is born an artist. Art can really be essential to helping people—and that's what they do at REHAB Hospital and Goodwill Hawaii." — Jasper Wong, World Wide Walls Founder
To learn more about REHAB’s Creative Arts Program click here.
Honolulu Font Partners
- Office of Mayor Rick Blangiardi, City and County of Honolulu
- Mayor’s Office of Culture and the Arts
- Hawaii Tourism Japan
- Office of Mayor Ken Hasebe, Shibuya Ward
- Shibuya Font
- REHAB Hospital of the Pacific
- Goodwill Hawaii
- Blank Canvas
- Redefined Media
- World Wide Walls