E Sweetest Gift Art Workshop

A healthy self-esteem is important, especially when kids enter the rocky turbulent teenage years. If one has a healthy self-esteem, peer pressure would unlikely be an issue.

That is why Mummy Eliz hopes that Princess Chelsea can develop a healthy self-esteem.

Mummy Eliz tries hard to remember to give her encouragement for her efforts in daily life, but sometimes focuses too much on the negative side, thus resulting in her feeling discouraged at times.

Thus, when Princess Chelsea gets positive feedbacks from people she meet, Mummy Eliz will try to record it down.

Her Chinese Teacher who taught her for a year wrote in a parting note to her:

祝:

人见人爱的昀静
健康，快乐地成长！

爱你的苏老师
２０１０。３。１１

Mummy Eliz never had a teacher telling her that she loves her.

And just recently, local artist Peter Draw said that Princess is the sweetest 5 year old girl he had met, after she attended one of his Art Workshops titled “The Sweetest Gift” at Ion Orchard Art Gallery.

Of course, that must be a courtesy statement made as it was just a day after Princess’ 5th Birthday, but it made her day nevertheless.

~ Princess holding up the portrait Peter did of her ~

PS:

More about Peter Draw can be found at http://www.facebook.com/peterdraw. He is certainly a young promising, humble and down-to-earth young fellow who got his feet planted firmly on the ground, with all the right beliefs and working hard to pursuing the things worth pursing in life.

“Peter Draw, born 1984, is a world record artist. Peter started drawing at the age of 3, began drawing professionally for income at the age of 16 and before the age of 21, he has drawn over 10,000 people.

From Oct to Dec 2007, Peter set 2 world records – The largest caricature in the world at 360sqm in 3 hours, and drawing 952 caricatures non-stop in 24 hours, without food or rest. In 2008, Peter travelled all over ASEAN to find out what makes children from different backgrounds happy with the support of the ASEAN Government. Peter was awarded “The outstanding young person of Singapore – for contribution to children and world peace” by JCI Singapore in the same year.”