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Hi Stephen - I just wanted to say what a thrill it was to meet you today at your hotel in Sydney, my girlfriend & I are great admirers of you and your work and have seen you on TV over the years, you were a true gentleman in real life & we hope you can visit us again sometime in the near future - until next time, Happy drawing...Rich & Sam.(Richard) READ ON...

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Das Geheimnis der Superintelligenz

My past and future exhibitions all around the world

Up through the ancient, scary stairs of Tower Bridge, Stephen finally reaches the top where he captures the view in his sketchbook in a hurry with an ordinary HB pencil.

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Tokyo Project (Nippon TV)

In the Winter 07 issue of TNAC, we spent 15 minutes with Stephen Wiltshire. Stephen lives an amazing life. He is fascinated by buildings, and passionate about drawing them. He can draw any building exactly as it is. And his drawings of entire cities of buildings are equally precise. He looks over city skylines from the tops of skyscrapers, or goes on helicopter rides over cities, and then goes back to his studio and draws them — from memory.(The Next American City) READ ON...

Tokyo Documentary

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In May 2005 Stephen was invited to Tokyo, Japan, to complete his biggest ever panoramic drawing of this vibrant city, well known for its modern architecture.

Stephen has always been astonished by skyscrapers, and Tokyo offered a great and exciting challenge for him. First he visited the heliport where he went on a helicopter ride over the city.

One of Stephen's extraordinary abilities is to memorise landscapes up to the highest detail. During this flight he had a thorough look at the view of the Japanese capital from the helicopter, including thousands of buildings, towers, highways, cars, buses, even down to intricate details of trees and windows. Following the 30 minute ride, Stephen seemed to be very excited and ready for the challenge.

Right after landing he, had the opportunity to visit one of the tallest and most recent architectural developments of Tokyo, the Mori building at Roppongi Hills. Up on the roof above the 54th floor, an amazing scene burst upon his view.

Stephen had another look at areas which he had not seen from the helicopter, and after a short while he was ready to start his masterpiece.

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