I've come to believe no one is a waste in this world, Dave's life has taught me a lot too. He was born with an imperfect eyes sight and many unformed bones, limbs. Technically, his mother has already been advised to terminate him but the poor women wouldn't dare kill a life she didn't create.
So, Dave grew up to a little bit monster looking and, scary a bit, pathetic at one side when you look at his crippled leg. Dave as a person isn't the giving up type when you see him. Always cheerful and full of life. I really don't know why a poor being like that could be happy when I who has all the blood and bones complete still suffer from inferiority complex.
At the age of eight, his mum has started seeing signs that he respond quickly to artistic work, Mrs Johnson didn't mince things up but set sail on knowing art work shows and bringing Dave along no matter how "embarrassing" it could be for her.
The sweat didn't go off too, Dave has a fertile heart, he didn't waste much time in comprehending how Corel Draw works and moved up to Photoshop in no time.
On his eighteenth birthday, his first creative work drew more people from the neighborhood to come see this little wonder. In addition, Dave explain what each work of art is all about.
One that was said to describe his life and struggle the most is this馃憞
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