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Hi Stephen, I have only just seen your work for the first time in school today. And as soon as I saw it I fell in love with it. I also am my class artist. We tried to do our own city landscape, but its no way near as good as yours. We didnt do any city really we just did are own made up city and joined them all up together. Its coming along alright but theres two suns and lots of different times on the clocks that are on the buildings. From Conor, age 10(Conor) READ ON...

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The Genius who drew London at a glance

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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. (Thisislondon.co.uk) READ ON...

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