Hello Stephen, I am an art teacher and a mother of an Autistic high functioning 17year old, Oscar. He is obsessed by Pylons has been since he was 5, He has beautiful drawings and elongated compositions of them, he, like you, only works in pen and is motivated more by generating Pylon art than his ALevels. In my opinion, and many others you are regarded as the pinnacle of architectural city scapes and that brilliance is contributed to by your ASD. Oscar has announced, post exhaustion and overload from school and trying to fit into a system not supportive of his needs, his intention to follow his passion with his art. I wondered if you could spare any advice for us and him. There are so many doors and opportunities closed to young people with disabilities and if I seek advice from yourself it may support him with wise choices and purpose. I appreciate you are massively busy and may not even get to see this mail but I can hope that maybe there is a reply. I wondered about popping to London to see the studio with Oscar do he can aspire. National Grid Training Centre have his art work from when he was 8. Fuelling his passion for architectural electrical giants! Best wishes,Sally Roundell