Pencil artist with autism renders detailed drawing of downtown Montreal
A talented pencil artist living in Montreal has recently completely a detailed portrait of the city's downtown core, after more than 800 hours of drawing. The 45-year-old says he credits autism for making his artwork so unique. As Global’s Felicia Parrillo reports, in the process he's raising awareness about neurodiversity.
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