Kwa-Thema – Native artist Ntokozo Sukazi was one of some to be invited to create a portrait of the late Connie Chiume, throughout her funeral. The funeral was on the Oasis of Life Church in Daveyton, on August 15.
“The portrait is a tribute. One thing that we’ve got to recollect her,” mentioned Sukazi.
He began engaged on the piece the day earlier than the funeral and continued to work on it all through the service.
“It was an exquisite expertise, and I met Rasta (Lebani Sirenje) whom I at all times admired.
“Being in that environment helped me to complete the piece faster than I normally do,” he added.
Sukazi mentioned he additionally may communicate to different actors who inspired him to maintain engaged on his craft.
“It’s stunning to listen to completely different tales about how folks get their huge break,” he mentioned.
He mentioned he enjoys capturing precise reminiscences in his artwork.
“I began drawing once I was about 5. My older brother impressed me. Each alternative I received, I’d draw.
“After college, I began posting my work on social media. I had a fantastic response from celebrities.”
Sukazi mentioned he has realized rather a lot from native artists, particularly about enterprise and market his work.
For extra, observe him on Instagram: @nteekaydrewthis
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