Paralyzed Sign Language Book Illustrator
Draws with Pen between Teeth

Can you imagine being both deaf and paralyzed. These "disabilities" didn't stop James Harrall from becoming an excellent artist. James could not use his hands to draws so he learned to draw by placing the pen between his teeth

It's not easy to control the movements of a pen when it is in your mouth. James Harrall wanted to learn to draw, so he did it with pen in mouth.

James illustrated a sign language book that is often used to teach basic sign language. The ABC's of Sign Language focuses on basic signs used in American Sign Language. It also includes the sign language alphabet. The book is now available in a second edition that includes the words in both English and Spanish.

The excellent illustrations completed by James Harrell are often used to teach sign language and to increase student's awareness that people can even overcome many of the problems caused by physical impairments!

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The ABC's of Sign Language. Published by: Academic Communication Associates. P.O. Box 4279, Oceanside, CA 92052-4279 Product No: #49931 Price: $26.00