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My Story
Nationally recognized artist Ash Royer (b. 1995) is a dedicated full-time artist and professional in the Human Services field, specializing in supporting individuals with Traumatic Brain Injuries (TBI). She develops art-based programs and provides vital care to Connecticut residents with TBI, using her artistic skills to aid their therapeutic and expressive needs.
Ash’s artwork has made a significant impact across all 50 states, reaching numerous veterans and community heroes. Her distinguished patrons include Donald "Doc" Ballard, US Army retired Colonel and Congressional Medal of Honor recipient; Staff Sgt. Liam Dyer, and various firehouses and state police stations nationwide that have displayed her original art and posters.
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Ash is renowned for her impactful mural designs. Her notable works include a postcard-style mural for Winchester, CT, celebrating the town’s 250th anniversary, and a mural for Lake Compounce, America’s oldest amusement park. She has also contributed murals to the BMX track in Torrington, CT; ClockTown Brewery in Thomaston, CT; and restored the Harwinton Fairground sign in 2023.
In addition to her artistic endeavors, Ash is an active member of the Northfield Volunteer Fire Company, serving as a firefighter and EMR. After graduating from the Litchfield County Fire School in December 2020, she painted the fire school patch in their building's lobby.
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Ash has also led innovative projects such as Project K9, which provides hand-drawn portraits of deceased K9 officers as tributes to their service. She has spearheaded the restoration of a vintage playground spring toy with Thomaston Park Recreation and collaborated with her brother to support at-risk and homeless teens through art supply donations.
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In 2021, Ash was honored with the Litchfield Hill Creative Award, recognizing her contributions to the arts across over 29 towns in Litchfield County.
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In 2025 , Ash was honored with the 2024 Emerging Creative Award, from the state of CT Office of the Arts. 3 other artist where also honor out of 169 towns in the state of CT.
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