Research Paper On Stephen Migrate

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Have you ever wanted to draw a picture from memory? If you answered yes to this question then you should look into Stephen Wiltshire. Stephen is a world renowned artist who lives with autism. He draws all of his pictures from memory. Looking at the structure or a picture of the structure for only minutes before drawing the picture to the last detail. He has drawn many urban landscapes from London to Montreal. Stephen has inspired many people across the world. He is a great example of overcoming the odds and being great at what you love.
Stephen draws entire cityscapes. Many think this would take months or even years but Stephen gets this done in a matter of days. He has drawn places like Tokyo, Madrid, Dubai all in a matter of days.

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