[blindkid] on the subject of perspective

[Deborah Kent Stein]

>From what I've read about Esref, he worked with great determination and 
perseverance to master drawing.  He began as a small child drawing with a 
stick in the sand, and constantly asked for comments and ideas from sighted 
viewers, especially his father.  He would attempt to draw in perspective and 
repeated each drawing again and again until he got every detail.  My point 
is that he did what most people do who become proficient at a skill - he 
practiced and got feedback and practiced some more.  This video makes it 
seem as though Esref's talent simply happened by magic.  Surely many other 
blind children could draw if they were only given the opportunity to learn!

Debbie


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Sent: Friday, January 14, 2011 6:28 PM
Subject: [blindkid] on the subject of perspective


> Some of you may know about this man, as we already know there is no limits 
> to what anyone can do. Extraordinary!!
> Enjoy
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> Heidi
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> http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=L3AgO6H0H98
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