Paul Smith, born in 1921 with severe spastic cerebral palsy, learned to use a standard typewriter to create beautiful pictures that from a distance resemble fine pencil or pastel drawings. Paul di...
Paul Smith, born in 1921 with severe spastic cerebral palsy, learned to use a standard typewriter to create beautiful pictures that from a distance resemble fine pencil or pastel drawings. Paul died in Roseburg, Oregon in 2007.
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Outstanding video, but panning the camera across the text or zooming in or out is ruining the experience. Love the images, but hate the splash screens because more often then not the entire screen can't be read.
His work should be sold to benefit those with Cerebral Palsy.. As the mother of a boy born 15 weeks premature and told that he would suffer "100% mortality" ... My son is now 11 going on 12.... Who knows what he will accomplish!
Paul Harvey did a "Rest of the Story" on Paul Smith heard 10-30-2008. I live in Sacramento and thanks to the internet, I heard it live on KEX Radio 1190 in Portland. Thank you KEX !--The Infowizard
What an amazing thing! I think the franklin mint or any of them collectible companies should step up and contact who ever has the rights to his works and reproduce them to be sold and profits could go to cerebral palsy research.
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