Artist draws NYC skyline from memory for Autism Acceptance Day event
Stephen Wiltshire, an artist with autism, drew the picture at the American Dream megamall.
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3h agoShoppers at the American Dream megamall were in for a treat on Friday.
Stephen Wiltshire, an artist with autism, hand-drew the New York City skyline from memory.
It was all a part of the mall’s Autism Acceptance Day event.
“I feel good. I’m doing the drawings that make myself happy…Do the best you can and never stop,” he says.
And a happy belated birthday to Wiltshire. He turned 51 years old on Thursday.