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Paul Smith was born with cerebral palsy, and since the 70s he lived in an Oregon nursing home until the day he passed away. But there was always something special about Paul — something he had been doing his entire life, to the amazement of everyone who knew him.
Since he was young, Paul had been creating works of art using only his finger and an old typewriter. Because his disease made holding a paintbrush or pen impossible, Paul learned how to use just a few keys on a typewriter to create amazingly detailed pictures and portraits.
This video is such a true testament to the power of positive thinking — if you're determined to do something and keep at it every day, you can create something amazing.
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It took Paul 32 years to learn how to walk, and half that to learn how to speak -- yet creating his art was like second nature.
He honed his skills to such a degree that he was able to create shadings and textures that resembled charcoal and pencil drawings.
Paul died in 2007, but he left behind an inspiring portfolio of his creations.
