Stephen Wiltshire draws Tokyo 360° view from memory
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Architectural artist, Stephen Wiltshire, was diagnosed with autism at the age of three, and he could not learn how to speak until he was 9 years old.
But Stephen soon realized that he has a great special ability in drawing. He can look at a target once and then draw an accurate and detailed picture of it.
In May 2005, Stephen produced his longest ever panoramic memory drawing of Tokyo on a 10-meter long canvas within seven days following a short helicopter ride over the city. Watch his amazing work.
Go to his website to see this Tokyo 360° view drawing. (source: Kirainet.com)
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3 Responses to “Stephen Wiltshire draws Tokyo 360° view from memory”
By nijoint on May 16, 2008 | Reply
amazing! except i wish the narrator had a bit more life to her.
By Revan Peare Caluya on May 17, 2008 | Reply
Simply breathtaking…i’m an illustration and design student in montreal canada and i have to say that you are a great inspiration…i noticed it was all done in pen??..simply amazing.