It a God given talent

 

Emmanuel Morema. Picture: supplied

Up and coming artist Emmanuel Tshepo Morema who hails from Moime village in Limpopo found his outstanding drawing ability while doing Grade 7.

The 25 year old says he didn't go to any art school to perfect his exceptional drawing skills however it a natural ability.

 "I have drawn Tito Mboweni, King Monada, Sho Madjozi and Casper Nyovest to make reference to a couple of acclaimed individuals I have had the chance to make picture off."

 

"Morema with a drawing of Casper Nyovest." Picture: supplied

Morema earns enough to pay the bills out of his ability and he says most of the time it difficult to get hold of people as they are a few who like or have confidence in art.

 "I normally use Facebook and Twitter to advance myself, and if I am lucky people share my work on their social media platforms and I get gigs in that manner and was featured on SABC morning live last year August."

Morema want to pass his skill to the younger generation and he wishes to get proper training to improve and perfect his skill and own an art gallery.

"Morema's artwork." Picture: supplied

By: Thobela Sibiya

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  1. Mack Cheguevera 26 May 2021 at 05:53

    The best talent we want to see in Africa, Leonardo da Vinci was going to be glad to see you👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽

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