Utah nonprofit Jump the Moon propels artists with disabilities forward with adaptive technology
Meanwhile, Michael Bingham, the founder and executive director of the Cache Valley-based nonprofit, makes adaptive painting tools for Kaya Eccles, a 24-year-old artist with muscular dystrophy. While Eccles waits for Bingham to finish building, she works with a volunteer service missionary from The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints, Rachel Francis, to draw flower petals on poster paper and cut them out. “I love art,” Eccles said, looking up with a broad smile, later adding that she’s been drawing and painting for “a long time.”
Source: yahoo.com
