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I just wanted to say that I am very happy when i look at you and your drawings because they make me want to draw drawings as well. When i grow older i want to be a good drawer like you.(Leroy) READ ON...

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A Beautiful Mind

My past and future exhibitions all around the world

Do you enjoy being famous? What are your favourite films? What type of songs do you listen to? Where do you see yourself in 10 years? Q & A with Stephen Wiltshire.

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Tokyo Project (Nippon TV)

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 pastimes.(Xpress) READ ON...

Sir Hugh Casson

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'Every now and then, a rocket of young talent explodes and continues to shower us with its sparks. Stephen Wiltshire - who was born with severe speech difficulties - is one of these rockets. A natural gift for drawing was unearthed by his teachers and nourished until it became not so much the medium as the message itself - a personal and passionate form of communication...'

(Drawings: Stephen Wiltshire, Selected and with an Introduction by Sir Hugh Casson, J.M. Dent & Sons Ltd., 1987 )

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