British artist with autism draws New York panorama from memory(1/5)

British artist Stephen Wiltshire works on a hand drawn panorama of the skyline of New York from the 80th floor of the Empire State Building in New York, Oct. 13, 2017, based entirely on his memory after taking a 45-minute helicopter ride. Wiltshire was diagnosed with autism at age three and did not speak until five, but as an adult, he sells his art for thousands of British pounds. The British artist has sketched several cities in the past, including London, Los Angeles, Sydney, and Hong Kong, but he loves visiting New York, and finds inspiration in its architecture and layout. Wiltshire will work to finish the drawing from Oct. 11 to Oct. 15. (Photo/SipaPhoto)