But Maybe he has Problems remembering people. People with autism are more focussed on things, than on humans. I have autism too and am VERY bad at remembering faces. If the haircut or body shape of someone changes, Its hard for me to remember who they are...
I am guessing he has spent quite a lot of time drawing individual buildings. Like he has looked and drawn these cities before. I'd expect there to be quite a few differences. And I think he hasn't got a photographic memory, he just does stuff to make sure he does not forget the things he needs to draw. Like with repetition and looking and memorizing and refreshing his memory regularly.
Non-verbals always have a way of expressing their voice. Even though I am verbal I still struggle with speech quite a lot, but I found the niche of writing screenplays as well as other forms of art throughout my life. Art is a language that everyone can hold
Take him to Louisiana and the old French quarters and let him draw. I would love to see that. Especially when they have the Mardi Gras colors in bloom.
I read his story in Anthropologist on Mars by Oliver Sacks before coming here. His ability has been nurtured and that's why he became one of the greatest savant in this century
Doing ALL OF THAT DRAWING in a vertical orientation at 0:42 must be so laboursome and taxing on the hands. I'm developing Carpel Tunnels just thinking about my wrist in such an awkward position...
unfortunately , these types of extreme abilities cannot be intellectually transmitted or taught , only experienced . There are areas in life that defy description and yet can be experienced ,such as love . almost everyone has experienced it but no one has ever been able to intellectually describe it and have that description result in the experience . It finds you . You dont find it .
I had a cat, Tiger-a golden Tabby that adopted me that was super loving, devoted and extremely talented. He was also jealous and protective. He was an acupuncturist, a healer and care giver but he also was territorial-an opportunistic and survival killer. He would hum the songs I sang to him whilst picking and bringing me flowers when I cleaned the house. He also peed in the toilet when he had a bladder infection and would slip himself into a pillowcase when he was suffering. A clue for me to bring him urgently to see a veterinarian doctor. ETA🌹
I am pretty sure what he does is learnable. You just gotta learn how to observe, then draw what you observed from memory. And do it for long enough and often enough that you keep hold of those memories. Making sure you don't forget how buildings and cities look through repetition, study, and drawing. Its a pretty time consuming process to master. Tho consider how much amazing art there is on the internet, you kind of realize there skills are within reach for anyone with the drive to learn them. Tho for him I bet a big part for success is advertising his memory as eidetic.
Now imagine a hand to hand combat savant. If the gap between an art savant and a regular artist is this HUGE, then imagine what a combat savant can do.
That would be something! Considering martial art is one of the world's leading TBI generators, it's kind of disappointing that we haven't seen an acquired hand to hand combat savant emerge from fighters.
I think almost all people with autism have some sort of hidden talent that they are amazing at. I base this only on what I've experienced from knowing a couple rather high functioning autistics and what i've seen online, but i still believe it. I think their brain power is hyper-focused and so they lack in areas that would attribute to normalcy.
I always wonder if savants are skilled geniuses or is it because of the syndrome? Who is more skilled? A person who hones a skill over time or someone who can just do stuff because their syndrome gives them the advantage?
I hope he's making alot of money for his amazing art work, because thats 1 in a billion right there
I think not. I don't think they are paying him what he is worth.
Yeah !!😌
he's worth about 7 million....quite a bit...
1 in 8 billion
@@paulgeorge1316 There are barely that many people even on the planet......
He literally did something impossible like it was nothing
Obviously it isn't "impossible", dumbass.
@@BayMacDre415 lmaoo
@@BayMacDre415 obviously you cant take a joke, smartass
Extremely difficult and requiring extreme amounts of passion and practice, but not impossible.
@@R3ktCunnyz69 it's impossible unless you're a savant.
What an incredible feat! Brilliant artist. Seems to be the nicest man in the world. Well, a gentle loving soul who is humble and reserved.
His art is not only breathtaking in it's detail... but it's also so beautiful 🥰
This one dude can put any architecture firm to shame. Imagine describing something in this much detail on the fly.
The fact that it’s drawn to scale is a feat in itself
He’s incredible.
He'd make a good detective
Sherlock Holmes
Sketch artist
limitless XD
He is doing what he should be doing, judging by the results.
But Maybe he has Problems remembering people.
People with autism are more focussed on things, than on humans.
I have autism too and am VERY bad at remembering faces. If the haircut or body shape of someone changes, Its hard for me to remember who they are...
2:55 A0 is 4 times the width and 4 times the height (so 16 times more surface area)
I was looking for this. Thank you
I wish they used photos of the areas he paints to point out how accurate his drawings are, so we can look at them and compare.
I am guessing he has spent quite a lot of time drawing individual buildings. Like he has looked and drawn these cities before.
I'd expect there to be quite a few differences. And I think he hasn't got a photographic memory, he just does stuff to make sure he does not forget the things he needs to draw. Like with repetition and looking and memorizing and refreshing his memory regularly.
This man has been my hero since I was 16. I would love to interview him someday!
Non-verbals always have a way of expressing their voice. Even though I am verbal I still struggle with speech quite a lot, but I found the niche of writing screenplays as well as other forms of art throughout my life. Art is a language that everyone can hold
It is amazing how his mind can remember even the smallest detail of the city, even having seen it only once.
If you zoom in close enough, you can see me getting carjacked. Great attention to detail!
But in all seriousness This guy has crazy skills.
This man is a real high value person who devote his whole life by producing value than pursuing relationships.
Human life is invaluable my friend, don’t let capitalism eat your soul
Imagine this guy in your among us lobby
Wow...This should have more views.. Very creative and impressive sir
Holy talent! So beautiful.
Amazing story ❤️..very proud of him..
Go Steven ❤
I just showed this vidro to my 9yr old son who happens to have Autism, He absolutely LOVES it! You are an inspiration to us all Steven!!!
Autistic people have abilities no one can compare even with hard work.
Indeed; however, the price paid for such amazing gifts are often equally high in terms of developmental disorders and societal integration issues.
big brain
This videos deserves way more likes. God can supplement people in other ways. And He surely did with him. AMAZING!
Imagine a gallery with an artist like this drawing while you have a DJ playing lofi beats in the background. What an experience that would be.
love his work I been following him for years. thank you for showing his ability ❤❤❤❤not just his disability
I thought i am a good artist but this guy is just way better
No you are good too
Believe in yourself, your effort could surpass talent
Wow I love it he is amazing just the way God created him to be with his disability. The drawings is beautiful.🙏🙌🏾❤️🥰❤️
Dang, the last drawing was Seoul Korea looking across Han River toward Namsan tower.
It's beautiful!!, keep up with the excellent work
I just Subbed to your channel
That was a breath taking video! Outstanding work! I wish I can be this smart …… I wish
Bloody incredible.
What the mind is capable of. Phenomenon. Love to involve him on a project or 3. Unique.
Human capabilities are so incredible... so fascinating and untreal... I'd love to pick his mind.
I know you identifying as artistic and a artist..
I think he's just an incredible artist who's is Beyond gifted..
@ 2:57 ......A0 is 16 times A4 ( A2 = 4 times A4) Amazing skills this guy
Thank you, I was about to point out the same. He could have also Just said that it is a 1 square meter canvas.
Absolutely Amazing!!!!!
I remember when he draw westminster many many years ago. What a talent, what a star. Banskys sell for £££££
what the fuck is that english m8?
@@dawidmikan2394 Hypocrite.
The motor skills is crazy, i wish
Magnificent Artwork !
Wow. What a gifted mind.
Take him to Louisiana and the old French quarters and let him draw. I would love to see that. Especially when they have the Mardi Gras colors in bloom.
Absolutely Godlike...
I read his story in Anthropologist on Mars by Oliver Sacks before coming here. His ability has been nurtured and that's why he became one of the greatest savant in this century
That is not the sole reason ..the man has been chosen by the gods
There are people who are gifted, im sure he has drawn much also but he also extremely talented
My ADHD wouldn't even let me focus on 1/50th of the buildings from that drawing
Me either!!!
Doing ALL OF THAT DRAWING in a vertical orientation at 0:42 must be so laboursome and taxing on the hands. I'm developing Carpel Tunnels just thinking about my wrist in such an awkward position...
This is amazing!!!
I can't even remember where I left my keys 45 seconds ago.
@Abel Jacob Chill dude, it's not that deep.
Lmao
😂😂🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣😂😂😂🤣🤣🤣🤣
unfortunately , these types of extreme abilities cannot be intellectually transmitted or taught , only experienced . There are areas in life that defy description and yet can be experienced ,such as love . almost everyone has experienced it but no one has ever been able to intellectually describe it and have that description result in the experience . It finds you .
You dont find it .
I had a cat, Tiger-a golden Tabby that adopted me that was super loving, devoted and extremely talented. He was also jealous and protective. He was an acupuncturist, a healer and care giver but he also was territorial-an opportunistic and survival killer. He would hum the songs I sang to him whilst picking and bringing me flowers when I cleaned the house. He also peed in the toilet when he had a bladder infection and would slip himself into a pillowcase when he was suffering. A clue for me to bring him urgently to see a veterinarian doctor.
ETA🌹
@@elaineandrepont well , he obviously didn't have a license to practice psychiatry .
I am pretty sure what he does is learnable. You just gotta learn how to observe, then draw what you observed from memory.
And do it for long enough and often enough that you keep hold of those memories. Making sure you don't forget how buildings and cities look through repetition, study, and drawing.
Its a pretty time consuming process to master. Tho consider how much amazing art there is on the internet, you kind of realize there skills are within reach for anyone with the drive to learn them.
Tho for him I bet a big part for success is advertising his memory as eidetic.
Unbelievable talent! BRAVISSIMO!
His art is amazing he has no disability
He is AMAZING
Amazing Artist-Amazing artworks 👌
Alguém sabe se depois que ele desenha ele vende esse desenho e alguem tambem sabe se ele consegue vender.?
This is SOOOO COOL and Amazing!
Amazing!
If he had a dream in heaven, could he draw it?
Bruh
A very interesting video about an amazing artist thankyou :)
Wow amazing!
0:42 - “Empire STATES Building” - I thought it was the Empire State Building.
This is so satisfying looking at another map schizo
Sir i used your video a small clip for making a fact video so please you don't give me any copyright
well you better pray the owner of the original footage does not give you a strike, as I have permission to use it.
2:40 i lived in brisbane and that's pretty much bang on.
Good job keep going it's wonderful sir
He get lost for 40 minutes sounds like zoro with good memory
I just love this
Now imagine a hand to hand combat savant. If the gap between an art savant and a regular artist is this HUGE, then imagine what a combat savant can do.
That would be something! Considering martial art is one of the world's leading TBI generators, it's kind of disappointing that we haven't seen an acquired hand to hand combat savant emerge from fighters.
Excellent
Was going to draw London skyline but can't remember were he put his pencil s 😳,
I think almost all people with autism have some sort of hidden talent that they are amazing at. I base this only on what I've experienced from knowing a couple rather high functioning autistics and what i've seen online, but i still believe it. I think their brain power is hyper-focused and so they lack in areas that would attribute to normalcy.
Wow talented so beautiful art.
I wonder where the one he did of NYC wound up?
I always wonder if savants are skilled geniuses or is it because of the syndrome? Who is more skilled? A person who hones a skill over time or someone who can just do stuff because their syndrome gives them the advantage?
Definitely this bloke has God given talent
No he has autism. Nothing to do with religion.
@@jordanvannortwick9426 it's just a saying 😭
You can read up on Stephen in Oliver Sacks book, An Anthropologist on Mars
Amazing
Pura London hi bana dala memory power se 😱😱🧠🧠
Amazing 😮
i so like stephen drawing city
What was the point of the last part of this video?
Bru I like how u jus destroyed him at the end😂
Wow im speechless
"autistic servant" 🗿
No, he wasn't.
What exactly is the wrong direction I wonder
Did choe bring you here
Maybe i have memory like him but not strong as him.
Maybe about 1/1.420.690 comp
Such some specific numbers…
Is this the guy from top gear?
I saw him in a photo with Jeremy Clarkson, so most likely yes.
Cool.
Wonder whathappened 2 the drawing, worth a few million quid i guess
невероятно,incredible,incroyable,unglaublich
He is so cool
Alot of info goes into his brain all at once. As a result, he needs to shut him self down after a massive info O.D.
Amazinggg
We have the same pen 🖊
The sister said he has seen the city many times not just one helicopter ride
Is this the guy that david choe was talking about
"A0 is four times the size of A4".
It's actually 16 times the area, it's four times the length.
Wow!
👍
His pictures are a bargain.......
I give my one single like to him but l want to give a billion like from my end .. .
You're telling me this guy's never googled images of New York before?
Even if he did google images of the skyline and spent months perfectly memorizing everything, its still amazing.