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Stephen Wiltshire is known for his incredible ability to draw huge panoramas of cities by heart. In this movie he draws one of the largest cities in the world, Tokyo. But see for yourself, its just so incredibly amazing!(digg.com) READ ON...

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Perhaps the most delightful and talented artist this reporter has ever met Stephen Wiltshire visited Dubai to create one of his world famous cityscapes. This fantastic work of art will be auctioned off to raise money for the Dubai Autism Centre`s new state-of-the-art facility in Garhoud which will help gradually increase enrolment from 42 children to 140. Stephen, who is himself autistic and was brought to Dubai by the Autism Centre, travels the globe intricately recreating the panoramic views o... (April 08)

Khaleej Times

He has travelled the world drawing and painting cities entirely from memory. And now Stephen Wiltshire is in Dubai doing what most of us can only marvel at. Since childhood the British artist, who is severely autistic, has been producing incredible pieces of art that have featured in books, magazines and television programmes worldwide. (April 08)

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Stephen has developed his talent to such a degree that following a 30-minute helicopter ride and short drive around Dubai he is drawing the city’s skyline from memory. The 4.5 metre picture, which will be complete tomorrow will have taken him just four days and will then be auctioned to raise money for the Dubai Autism Centre. (April 08)

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Sitting on a high stool, earplugs in his ears, an mp3 player around his neck, Stephen looked a picture of concentration when he was finishing details of the first quarter of the canvas. `I like listening to music. It helps me concentrate well as it cuts out all distractions. My favourite music is the 70s Soul and 80s Disco,` said the slightly built Stephen who makes his own daily breakfast of cereals and counts singing, going shopping, watching TV, and visiting art galleries as his favourite pas... (April 08)

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This week, for example, he is in Dubai looking at the new Burj tower and the other building works there as part of a commission. Later this month there is a trip to Jerusalem, then to New York and Las Vegas, a trip to Beijing for the Olympics, another to Montreal, Canada in the autumn - and in between, an invitation to draw the new Terminal Five at Heathrow. (April 08)

Daily Mail

This picture depicting the London skyline in fine detail was drawn after just one flight over the city and purely from memory. Stephen Wiltshire, who was diagnosed with autism at the age of three, memorised the appearance and position of hundreds of London`s buildings in exact scale during a helicopter ride along the Thames. Over the next five days, the 33-year-old drew the seven-square mile panorama, including landmarks such as the Swiss Re tower, and Canary Wharf, on a 13ft curving canvas. (April 08)

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