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Blind Artist Amazes With Color and Talent (Video)

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10 May 2011 42 views
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Blind Artist Amazes With Color and Talent (Video)
His fingers are now every bit as perceptive as his eyes once were. The artist, whose oil paintings are known for their brilliant color, started painting after he lost his sight at age 30.

"His fingers are now every bit as perceptive as his eyes once were."

The artist, whose oil paintings are known for their brilliant color, started painting after he lost his sight at age 30.

A decade later John Bramblitt visits classrooms teaching young children his technique, covering their eyes and asking them to paint.

WATCH the video below, or READ the story at CBS News…

 

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