Brushstrokes that go beyond sight


Details matter: Choo using a magnifier to help him see while drawing. — THOMAS YONG/The Star

Visually-impaired artist is set to introduce M'sians to his dark art

JOHOR BARU: He cannot see the world the way most people do, but that has never stopped Choo Kok Choon from painting it in all its beauty.

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