Blind Painter John Bramblitt

John Bramblitt creates beautiful paintings and murals without sight. By creating raised lines and changing a paint’s consistency, this Texan can “feel” the colors, translating the images in his head onto canvas.
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[@kosmopolitanna]

Amazing man!

[@azuradawn5683]

Why do you not link to the people you cover? It's so frustrating to want to get more info or follow them and not have links to do so..

[@RyanCoomer]

This is awesome!

[@60secdocs]

What does orange feel like?

[@kosmopolitanna]

How does he recognize the colours?

[@Gvozd111]

the idea that he tricked the world into believing he is blind is what's truly fascinating !

[@mlemay2486]

You're not just completely blind or have completely normal vision. There are all levels of blindness. He still sees partially, but has to use some strategies to compensate with his fingers, lighting, etc for his partial vision loss. I'm watching videos as a Visual rehab therapist for a client that has loss a lot of vision and used to paint a lot. She can't do the same style anymore (very small details) as she can only see bigger shapes and everything looks deformed. But we're looking into reinventing her style so she can continue painting.