Stephen Wiltshire. What a talent!!

In February 1987 the BBC's featured a show with Stephen Wiltshire, then eleven years old. He was shown producing from memory drawings of London buildings.

I remember seeing this show, probably in the late 90's. I had forgotton about Stephen's work though. And it's so great to have found him again.

He certainly is an extraordinary talent.
And just in case you missed it, he draws by memory!! That's the bit that knocks my socks off!!

So, years on, he's still drawing. And wow. What amazing workmanship.

He created this globe of New York more recently, from a bunch of helicopter trips.  Faultless.
 
Check out his website. http://www.stephenwiltshire.co.uk

http://www.stephenwiltshire.co.uk/download_video.aspx?Id=1507
Watch the video!!! It really gives you an idea how awesome he is...how inspiring.

Absolutely Adorable ABC's

ABC PAPER CUP from Sunhan Kwon on Vimeo.


These ABC paper cups are simply gorgeous... I can think of a million ways to use them. But even if I couldn't here's a bundle of ideas...

A couple of fabulously creative music videos.

Hermanos Inglesos feat. MeMe - "Wanderland" from Michélé De Feudis on Vimeo.



Take a look into Steed Lord´s quirky and visually pleasing world of music and art.



STEED LORD - 123 IF YOU WANT ME from STEED LORD on Vimeo.

Don't use your mobile phone too much.

I highly recommend you set aside 20 minutes to listen to Dr. Blank's speech in the video above. Dr. Blank speaks with deep experience and commanding authority on the impact on cells and DNA from electromagnetic fields, and explains why your DNA is especially vulnerable to electromagnetic fields compared to other tissues.




Commonwealth Club 11-18-10. Panel II – Martin Blank, PhD from ElectromagneticHealth.Org on Vimeo.

Dr. Martin Blank of Columbia University explains how the electromagnetic fields that emanate from your cell phone and other wireless devices affect your cells. 

 

Nikola Tesla once said: "If you wish to understand the secrets of the Universe, think of energy, frequency, and vibration."

 

11 years old, and contributing massively to her community... GO GIRL.

How awesome is this young girl.

Katie Stagliano grew a really big cabbage... and was inspired to donate it to a soup kitchen. When she found out if fed 275 homeless people she was moved to do more.... now, Katie has six gardens and she's giving food to the needy. What an awesome inspiring girl.










http://www.tonic.com/article/katies-krops-katie-stagliano-11-grows-donates-tons-veggies-to-homeless/
Check out the full article by Diane Herbst on the link above.

Love is alive and well in the animal kingdom.

Always a fascinating topic.... Changing Education Paradigms