Some Indian Artists Foot Painter, despite being born without hands in Kerala, Swapna nevertheless strived to excell in life. She learned to write and paint with the brush held in between her toes. Mouth Painter, H. R. Kohli was injured during his tenure in the Indian Air Forec. All his four limbs are paralysed. He loves painting. View press articles related to all the artists. Click here Mouth Painter, Jayantilal Shihora is our seniormost Indian member. He has lost both his hands as a child whilst opening a box of potash during the Diwali Festival. He lives in Gujarat with his wife and a son Mouth Painter, Ganesh Kumar was struck down with polio at the tender age of one. He lives in Kerala with his family and regularly takes part at various exhibitions. Mouth Painter, Rajinder Singh Chouhan was an active photographer and artist, but due to an unfortunate fall he became a quadraplegic. He has no sensation from his neck downwards. Despite that, he paints beautiful portraits with the brush held in his mouth. He stays with his wife and two children in Ajmer. Foot Painter, Ms. Sheela too was born without any hands. Despite this handicap she successfully taught herself to be an accomplished foot painter. She stays in Lucknow and participates regularly in local and national exhibitions. Mouth Painter, Naidu Elangovan hails from Andhra Pradesh. During his duty with the Indian Air Force he met with an accident. He is now a tetraplegic with complete loss of the use of all his limbs. He lives in Andhra Pradesh and spends most of his time painting. Foot Painter,                     N. Ramakrishnan suffers from since early childhood from cerebral palsy and has no control over his limbs . He lives with his father in Mumbai and enjoys painting as well as the game of chess. Mouth Painter, N. H. Phalke met with an accident while serving in the Maratha Light Infantry, which left him completelt paralysed. With the help of the Association he can pursue his artistic career, free from financial worries.

Mouth Painter,M. V. Ravindran M. V. Ravindran suffers from Poliomyelitis and cannot use his arms and legs. He has been practising to paint with the brush held in his mouth and has recently joined the Mouth and Foot Painting Artists Association. He is the only son and stays with his parents in Kannur District, Kerela.