Despite four amputations artist Libby Stanley refused to put down the brush 👩🏻‍🎨 | ABC Australia 

Elizabeth ‘Libby’ Stanley built a career creating finely-detailed 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 partially-amputated 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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