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Quick Draw Paper makes art accessible

Quick Draw Paper allows an artist with low vision to feel what he has drawn on paper. When
students write or scribble on the paper with a water-based marker, the paper
raises up and they can feel what they have done. Braille can be written quickly and easily.
Ideas are limitless. Check it out:

Posted by Kelly Ligon on November 9, 2009 12:33 PM |

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