The Indiana Blind Children’s Foundation (IBCF) invests in children with visual impairments so each child will thrive in school and daily life.
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ALT A red graphic features the text “Through the Looking Glass PRESENTED BY EYE SURGEONS OF INDIANA” below an illustrated eye in the upper left. In the upper right, an illustrated pumpkin with green leaves is featured. In the center of the graphic, a white square features the text “PRESENTING SPONSOR” over top of the Eye Surgeons of Indiana logo.
ALT The ISBVI class of 2026 poses for a group photo in their caps and gowns. From left to right: Angelina, Jazmine, Andrea, Santi, and Riley.
ALT The image is a graduate-themed graphic featuring a dark green background with a thin gold border and small graduation cap icons in the corners. Near the top, large gold text says: “Congratulations”. Below that, in smaller gold text, it says: “ISBVI Class of 2026”. In the center, there is a rectangular photo of a high school-aged woman with long, wavy brown hair. They are wearing a green graduation cap and gown and clear-framed glasses, smiling against a plain blue background. Under the photo, centered gold text reads: “Angelina”.
ALT The image is a graduate-themed graphic featuring a dark green background with a thin gold border and small graduation cap icons in the corners. Near the top, large gold text says: “Congratulations”. Below that, in smaller gold text, it says: “ISBVI Class of 2026”. In the center, there is a rectangular photo of a high school-aged male with shoulder-length, straight blonde hair and a full, thick, reddish-blond beard posing against a plain blue background. He is wearing rectangular eyeglasses with clear lenses and thin, light-colored frames and has a neutral facial expression with a slight closed-mouth smile. Under the photo, centered gold text reads: “Santi”.
ALT The picture shows a group of adults seated around long tables in a bright room with tall windows. Many people are smiling and holding up their paintings toward the camera. The paintings appear to be colorful, with flower-like shapes and abstract blobs in red, blue, yellow, and purple on white paper. The tables have black tablecloths and are covered with painting supplies and drinks, including several water bottles and a few cans.
ALT The image is a red event graphic with large cursive text and several blocks of smaller text. The prominent large word across the middle says, “Gala”.In the upper left, there’s a logo for the Indiana Blind Children’s Foundation. In the lower right area, the text reads: Through the Looking Glass PRESENTED BY EYE SURGEONS OF INDIANA Embassy Suites Noblesville”.
ALT John Bramblitt introduces himself to workshop attendees in the West Painting Studio at Indy Art Center.
ALT A workshop attendee at West Lafayette Intermediate School is seen wearing a blindfold as she paints a flower.
ALT Attendees collectively hold up the works of art they created at the Indy Art Center workshop.
ALT John Bramblitt is seen standing to the left of ISBVI art teacher Leslie Walsh as he addresses her art students. Bramblitt’s guide dog Zuke is laying on the ground between John and Leslie, with a colorful, textured art piece on the wall behind them.
ALT John Bramblitt stands near a table in Leslie Walsh’s art classroom as he speaks with a student who is drawing on foam paper. To the left of the student, there is a black box on the table, which holds an item that the student was drawing using only their sense of touch.
ALT An ISBVI student sits at a table holding one of John Bramblitt’s vibrant, textured paintings, examining it closely. In front of the table, John Bramblitt is seen speaking to the class.