Thembisile Nwakaego Uche-Okeke. Born on 12 May 2010 in Johannesburg, South Africa. Goes to McAuley House School a Catholic Mercy School in Johannesburg. Is in grade R H. Loves drawing, painting, dancing and singing. She however, loves painting and drawing pictures most of all. Daughter of Ijeoma Loren Uche-Okeke and turning 6 very soon!
A grand child of Prof. Uche Okeke of Asele Institute, the artistic maestro who in
1965 Illustrated Chinua Achebe’s Things Fall Apart Designed book jacket and cover for John Munonye’s The Only Son
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| Thembi draws and paints on a Tablet |
This one is a special dedication to her beautiful mom:- the rose of her life and the sunshine in her sheen. Who doesn't love and appreciate her mother? Every good child does. Thank you Little Miss Thembisile for showing such a great love as the whole world celebrates motherhood in a joyful mood!
It is amazing you could use the stylus to draw on a Tablet.
You're simply awesome.
Keep on keeping on
T- talented
H-humane
E- excellent
M-magnificent
B- beautiful
I- intelligent
S-strong
I- ingenious
L- lovable
E- elegance
You deserved to be celebrated.
The most beautiful thing I have
ever experienced was when I got packs of Poster Colour for children in my Book
Club. They had brushes with coloured cardboards papers clipped on their drawing
boards; it was a feast of Free Styles.
Children express so much the beauty
and colour of life in their paintings. It’s like a sudden surge of light
through a window just opened to darkroom. Yet, you feel the touch of innocence
and the scent of the sense of natural humour seriously. There would be no
distraction and the things you might think are distractions become their
attraction. They paint it in.
The flexibility of their strokes
and unswerving assertion of colours pass beyond the mastery of Picasso and the
rest of the masters. When they have paints, they simply ignore colour code of
conducts (CCC), and apply arbitrarily that often the paste-remnant become artfully
more colourful than Art.
One that was hellbent on
drawing/painting a chicken i.e Okuko, at a midpoint said, it was no more
chicken she was drawing.
“I am no longer drawing Okuko, it
is Nkita!”
The courage was confusing, the metamorphosis unnaturally
natural: how can a bird being drawn, almost at a completion turned out to
become something of the canine? Nkita means a dog in Igbo language.
I know you will like to see the
pictures. Won’t you? Let me know, so I know what to do next.
However, this page is a special dedication to a
special person: Thembisile.
Her colouring with crayons are far too well
beyond her age.
She deserves this stage of honour
for outstanding performance as a
#CelebrityArtist
#ArtBeautyCreator (ABC)
And above, EVERY GOOD GIRL
DESERVES A PRAISE!
She is, therefore Thembisile
deserves a praise.
Thembi's works show a definite flair. #Colourmebeautiful
ReplyDeleteIt's never too early to start. And this blog is giving her a headstart
ReplyDeleteEver loving daughter is our Thembi. A real joy to her mom.
ReplyDeleteShe's great. Just updated her works.
DeleteI am following her. She's my celebrity artist.