Dana Wolf, a quadriplegic, clenches his paintbrush between his teeth as he dabs hues of green onto his (rectangular, white, small) canvas.
The (painted, partially, colorful) scene of a cottage on a hill gradually takes shape.
As he paints, Dana moves his head forward, dipping his paintbrush into (old, a/an, clay, faded) jar of water.
He makes (slight, a, slanted) twist so that his face is now a foot from the canvas.
He was hit by a car while riding his bicycle on (dim, a, narrow, downhill) path.
The accident left him with (spinal, a, critical) injury and doctors told him he could never walk again.
After (unforgettable, that, traumatic) experience, Dana decided that he would not be a burden to other people.
He joined (a/an, international, unique) organization known as the Association of Mouth and Foot Painting Artists.
The association raises funds for its programs and projects by reproducing the (extraordinary, glowing, awe-inspiring) handiwork of mouth and foot painting artists.
As a (responsible, young, Filipino, concerned) citizen, you can help support Filipino quadriplegics by buying or endorsing the cards and calendars painted by these artists.
