Despite four amputations artist Libby Stanley refused to put down the brush 👩🏻🎨 | ABC Australia
Elizabeth ‘Libby’ Stanley built a career creating finelydetailed illustrations for children’s books. When she contracted meningococcal eight years ago, she endured four amputations, including the loss of her dominant right hand. Using her partiallyamputated left hand, Libby adapted her technique, style and approach to art, using a computer tablet, a stylus and painting software. Now Libby creates artwork to raise money for the RSPCA, a continuation of her identity as working artist.
Video produced by Declan Bowring and edited by Anthony Scully.
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