Polio victim Earl Bailly paints boats on water with brush in mouth

The video showcases the inspiring story of Earl Bailey, an artist from Lunenburg, Nova Scotia, who paints using his mouth and teeth due to polio. Despite his physical challenges, Bailey creates remarkable art on 30-inch canvases, gaining recognition in Canada and the USA. His story is a testament to overcoming adversity and expressing talent against the odds.

What makes Earl Bailey's artwork unique?

• He uses digital tools for painting.

• He only paints landscapes.

• He paints with his mouth and teeth.

• He uses traditional painting techniques.

What is the maximum canvas size Earl Bailey can comfortably work with?

• 35 inches

• 20 inches

• 25 inches

• 30 inches

Which countries have showcased Earl Bailey's paintings?

• Germany and Italy

• United Kingdom and France

• Canada and the United States

• Australia and New Zealand

What challenge did Earl Bailey overcome to pursue his art?

• Limited access to art supplies

• Financial difficulties

• Lack of formal education

• A serious physical handicap

How is Earl Bailey described in terms of his character?

• A man of wealth

• A man of courage

• A man of mystery

• A man of humor