Glen Dick always loved nature and drawing. He studied at Temple University, where he earned a degree in landscape architecture. One year later, in 1995, Glen broke his neck in an accident, paralyzing him from the chest down.

Since his accident, Glen has taught himself to paint with his mouth, concentrating his artwork on the beauty and solace he finds in nature, and the wonder of seeing it through his daughter’s eyes.

“Glen is an advocate for disability education, and recently published a children’s book: “We Can Go Anywhere: My Adventures on Daddy’s Chair.” Glen currently lives outside of Philadelphia with his wife and daughter

Glen is became a student member of the Association of Mouth and Foot Painting Artists in 2019.

Pictured above: “A Walk in the Snow” by Dick.