Calming Little Storms with Creative Coloring – A Parenting Trick That Works

Calming Little Storms with Creative Coloring – A Parenting Trick That Works

Every parent knows the sound of a full-blown rebellion—screaming, kicking, shouting. But instead of fighting fire with fire, why not bring in calm with coloring?

When my 4-year-old daughter is feeling happy, sad, angry, or just bored, I hand her a coloring book and crayons. She immediately starts to draw her feelings. It’s not just relaxing—it’s powerful. Through creative coloring, she learns to express her emotions, expand her creativity and imagination, and most importantly, she feels free. That freedom gives her a sense of control and boosts her self-confidence. It’s truly a magic moment to watch.

Even my 2-year-old son loves holding crayons and exploring the world of color. He doesn’t stay inside the lines—and he doesn’t have to. Just playing with colors calms him, grounds him, and keeps those little hands busy.

That’s why I created a collection of coloring books to help other parents too:

Cute Animals ABC Big Bold Funny Coloring Book for Toddlers

   

  Boys ABC Coloring Book Girls ABC Coloring Book – Magic Moments

All designed with love and available on Amazon.

So next time emotions run high, try this gentle parenting trick. Sit down, color together, and watch how peaceful parenting through creativity can be.

KPOP DEMON HUNTERS, HUNTR/X – The Trending Girl Group Fighting Demons With Style and Heart

KPOP DEMON HUNTERS, HUNTR/X – The Trending Girl Group Fighting Demons With Style and Heart

HUNTR/X isn’t just another trending KPop girl group. These fierce females are spiritual warriors in disguise, each gifted with unique powers to fight the rising threat of Saja Boys—an electrifying demon boy band whose dark charm hides a deeper mystery.

Between Rumi of HUNTR/X and the enigmatic Saja member, an unexpected romance begins to bloom. Can love soften the shadows? Will he betray the darkness for the light? It’s the kind of emotional tension that pulls you right in. And fans are here for it!

     Google Trends says:

• Saja Boys are searched 1.5x more than HUNTR/X

• “KPop Demon Hunters” is the top fanfiction, top soundtrack, and top fan art

• The plush tiger Derpy is the cutest trending symbol of hope

🌕 Sailor Moon – The Anime That Awakened A Generation

Before HUNTR/X, there was Sailor Moon, the moon-traveling heroine who touched millions of hearts. I watched her three times, the last time when I was 31. And you know what? It still made me cry.

Sailor Moon showed us that even the softest hearts can fight darkness, that love, friendship, and believing in yourself can light up galaxies. It's no wonder this anime became a cult classic among girls and young women.
Japanese animation like this isn't just beautiful visually—it's spiritually powerful.

From Anime to My Soul Art: Drawing Light in a Dark World

Even though I haven’t published my first manga yet, the story lives inside me. It’s about the battle of light against shadow, and it’s the reason I studied media design.
Now, I’m finally ready to bring it to life.

💖 On my blog and upcoming YouTube Reels and online workshops, I’ll show you:

• How to draw characters like Mira or a demon hunter tiger like Derpy

• How to create high-frequency healing art

• How my soul portraits help others reconnect with their light

Each portrait I draw is a personal mantra, a visual spell of light, a mirror of your soul.

🎵 Music & Darkness: What Tunes Pull You Into the Shadows?

Let’s talk honestly.

Not every song lifts you up. Some music vibrates low, pulls you down, makes you numb or angry. Rap, heavy metal, some trap and underground beats—not all, but some—can echo violence, hatred, ego, addiction.

Did you ever wonder…
👉 Which music opens light?
👉 Which one traps you in a spell?

Have you heard of the "evil note"?
Some cultures believe certain frequencies pull us out of our natural vibration. Music should heal, not steal your light.

🍎 Food of Light vs. Food of Death – Vegetarianism and Vibrations

Here’s something to reflect on...

A fruit tree gives without harm.
A cow is killed.
Which one carries light? Which one feeds the soul?

Today, meat is not just meat. It’s often vaccinated, processed, and energetically low. Compare that to a sun-ripened tomato or a fresh herb grown by love—the frequency is completely different.

High-frequency foods: fruits, greens, sprouts, pure water

Low-frequency foods: meat, processed snacks, sugary drinks

Food is energy. Food is frequency. What we eat becomes part of our spiritual armor.

🌓 Good vs. Evil – What Side Are You On?

Evil isn’t just scary monsters. Sometimes it smiles sweetly, hides in comfort, or whispers through trends.
Evil is absence of love, warmth, and truth.

How do you recognize good?

• It lifts you up

• It makes others better, too

• It leaves a trail of healing, not harm

• It shines light in dark places

A child’s laughter, the sun on your skin, a piece of art that makes your heart beat—that’s good.

In My Soul Art, I Fight Demons Too

Through my soul healing portraits, I help people remember their light. I draw your inner warrior, your guardian animal, your spirit message. It's a gentle fight—but a powerful one.

👉 Coming soon: I’ll open commissions, reels tutorials, and online workshops for:

• Soul portrait drawing

• Character creation for your own manga

• Guided emotional healing through art

❓ A Question For You, Visitor of My Blog:

Have you ever thought about...

• What energy you let into your life through music, food, and media?

• What side of the battle you're on?

• What your soul is trying to tell you?

💖 Let’s Stay Connected

Bookmark fivewonders.blogspot.com and follow the journey of:

• HUNTR/X vs Saja Boys

• The healing power of soul art

• Drawing light in a world full of noise

You’re not alone in this.
And maybe... you’re a demon hunter too. Just in your own way.

MINI SOUL SKETCH – 24-Hour Offer

 

MINI SOUL SKETCH – 24-Hour Offer 

Have you ever wondered what your soul energy looks like?

For a limited time, I’m offering  Mini Soul Sketches  — hand-drawn intuitive art, created just for you, based on your energy, essence, theme and soul vibration.

What you receive:
A one-of-a-kind digital sketch
Created with colored pencils and love
A glimpse into your inner light, spirit animal, or cosmic field
Delivered to your email within 24 hours

💛 Only $20 USD
Limited spots available this weekend
🌍 Worldwide – digital delivery (PDF/JPG in Zip File)

You don’t need to send a photo. I tune into your soul story, feel what flows, and let the image reveal itself 

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To book your Mini Soul Sketch:
→ DM me
→ Or fill out this form: [Insert your Google Form or link]
→ I’ll send payment details & begin your drawing 

Let me draw your magic 
With love,
Vera 🌸

How the Mini Soul Sketch Works

Have you ever wondered what your soul energy looks like?
Now you can find out—through a unique, hand-drawn Mini Soul Sketch created just for you.

Here’s how it works:

1. What You’ll Receive

For just $20 USD, you’ll receive a personalized digital soul sketch created with love and colored pencils, based on your energy, essence, and soul vibration.

No photo is needed. I tune into your soul story and let the image flow naturally—your inner light, spirit animal, or cosmic field will reveal itself in beautiful visual form.

Delivered directly to your email as a JPG or PDF
 Within 24 hours
 Available worldwide – digital delivery only

 2. What to Share with Me

To create a soul sketch that truly reflects your energy, I invite you to share a few things with me:

• Your first name

• Your gender / how you identify

• A short story about yourself
  (You can include your life’s joys and challenges, what you're going through, your hopes, your wounds, your dreams—both positive and painful parts are welcome)

• A few words about how you look physically (This helps me feel your outer form as I tune into your inner energy)

Everything you share is held with care, compassion, and complete confidentiality 💛

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2. How to Book

You can choose the way that feels easiest for you:

• 💌 Send me a DM (Instagram, Facebook, or email)

• Fill out the booking form here: contact form/order

Once you’ve booked, I’ll get in touch with payment details and begin your drawing right after your payment is received.

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💳 3. Payment Options

You can pay in the way that suits you best:

Wise.com (for international clients)

• Pay in USD or NZD

• Quick and easy with Wise.me link or email transfer

• No currency issues or hidden fees

• Payment via Wise

  If you’re new to Wise, you can use my special invite link to create a free account:
  👉 https://wise.com/invite/u/yourname
  You may get low transfer fees and help me earn a small reward too 💛

  Once you have a Wise account, please send the $20 USD payment to:
  👉 https://wise.me/.....

  If you already have Wise, feel free to skip the invite and go straight to the payment link 

NZ Bank Transfer (for New Zealand clients)

• You’ll receive my bank account details after you book

If you prefer another method, just let me know and I’ll try to accommodate 

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 These Mini Soul Sketches are created intuitively, like a visual message from your soul. They’re not just drawings—they’re little windows into your energy and healing.

Spots are limited, and I can only offer a few each day.

Book now to reserve your spot and receive your soul sketch within 24 hours!

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The Sky Whisperer

 

“The Sky Whisperer”

A Story for My Daughter, Drawn from Spirit

There once was an eagle — wild and wise — with a crown of snow on his head and deep brown wings that held the stories of the earth. He lived high in the mountains, where the clouds bowed low and the wind sang secrets to those who listened.

I drew him for you, my little one — my daughter, just four years old — with a heart already so big it could carry the whole sky. You looked at him and said, “Mama, he sees everything.” And you were right.

Because this eagle is not just a bird.
He is a spirit.
A guide.
A messenger between earth and sky.

He flies not only with wings, but with soul. He can see across mountains and deserts, through forests and rivers. His eyes don’t just see — they understand. He reads hearts from far away, knowing who is truthful, who is lost, and who is ready to rise.

He teaches us that:

• Freedom comes not from running away, but from rising above.

• Clarity is found when we see from a higher place.

• Courage means soaring even when the winds are wild.

• Connection lives between the visible and the invisible — where souls speak louder than words.

He is a symbol of transformation — shedding the old feathers of fear, doubt, and heaviness — and trusting the skies to carry what comes next.

I see this eagle in you, my little girl.
In the way your eyes hold curiosity.
In your fierce love and quiet strength.
In how you understand things not yet spoken.

You are my eagle child —
born to be wild,
born to feel deeply,
born to fly where others won’t dare.

And when you grow up, I hope you’ll remember:
That you have wings.
That you carry spirit.
That no matter how far I am — I will feel you.
Like the eagle feels the wind.
Like souls feel each other through the sky.

So I drew him — this wise, sky-whispering guardian — not just for your wall, but for your heart.
To remind you that you were always meant to fly.

– Mama (Vera)
Five Wonders Art

Born of the Wind – A Tribute to the Mustang Spirit

 

Born of the Wind – A Tribute to the Mustang Spirit

Born of the Wind – A Tribute to the Mustang Spirit

There are horses… and then there are Mustangs.

The first time I drew a Mustang, I didn’t just sketch an animal — I captured a force of nature. The way the wind seemed to ripple through its mane, the fire in its eyes, the grounded power in its stance — it wasn’t just a horse. It was freedom itself.

Mustangs are descendants of wild horses brought to the Americas by the Spanish hundreds of years ago. But make no mistake — they belong to no one. They run wild, untamed, and proud across the deserts and plains of the American West. For centuries, they’ve lived in harmony with nature, surviving storms, harsh lands, and human cruelty. And yet… they still run.

To me, the Mustang represents:

Freedom — the kind that can't be bought or broken
Strength — not just of muscle, but of spirit
Wilderness — the beauty of what exists without control
Speed — swift as thought, raw as instinct
Energy — wild and alive, pulsing like the earth’s heartbeat
Connection to Nature — not separate from it, but part of its rhythm

As I drew this portrait, I felt that connection come alive in every pencil stroke. The wind, the dust, the thunder of hooves — I wanted to honour the sacred untamed spirit that the Mustang carries.

We live in a world that often cages the soul. That tames, trains, and quiets the wildness in us. But the Mustang reminds us:
We were not born to live small.
We were born to run with purpose, to stand strong, to feel the earth beneath our feet and the sky above our backs.

This drawing is my tribute — to every wild spirit, every free soul, every Mustang heart that refuses to be broken.

— Vera
Five Wonders Art

Grunt the Soul Dog – A Guardian in Fur

 

Grunt the Soul Dog – A Guardian in Fur

There once was a dog named Grunt — a strong, wide-shouldered Staffordshire with a heart that pulsed like a drumbeat of loyalty and love. He wasn’t just a pet. He was a guardian, a brother, a soul companion.

He would sit quietly, licking his buttered bread with such care, his eyes calm and full of knowing. Grunt didn’t need words. He felt emotions before they were spoken. He stood silently between his owner and danger, not out of fear or violence, but pure devotion. He protected, listened, loved.

It’s been over thirty years since Grunt passed away, but his spirit still lives. That’s the magic of animals — they don’t just walk beside us, they live within us. Forever.

This story reminds me why I draw animals with such soul. A portrait of a pet is never just decoration. It’s memory. It's emotion. It’s a tribute to love without conditions.

If you’ve loved a pet the way my friend loved Grunt, then you know — they are more than animals. They are soul beings.

That’s what I honour in every stroke of my pencil.

“Like the wisdom in this portrait, animals too carry ancient spirit.”

— Vera
Five Wonders Art

Wisdom in Her Eyes

 

Wisdom in Her Eyes – A Portrait of a Hupa Elder

Her name has been lost to time, but her eyes still speak.

She was a Hupa woman, born into the sacred forests of Northern California in 1853. In the lines of her face, I saw mountains. In the tilt of her chin, I saw resistance. And in her eyes — I saw wisdom that stretched beyond centuries.

The Hupa people have lived in the Hoopa Valley along the Trinity River for thousands of years. Known for their deep relationship with nature, the river, and the redwoods, they are a people of ceremony, of vision, of earth-bound spirituality. Like many indigenous tribes, they endured colonization, forced assimilation, broken treaties — yet never forgot who they were.

This old woman, wrapped in woven cloth, hair silver and wild, did not wear her age with sorrow. She wore it like a warrior’s crown. I loved drawing every detail of her portrait — the strong cheekbones, the patterns etched by the sun, the softness that held strength like fire wrapped in wool.

When I draw indigenous people, I don’t just see a face — I see a living archive of truth. A mirror of the soul. A sacred connection that the modern world has forgotten.

The Hupa, like many noble tribes, never stopped standing for their freedom. They fought for their land, their language, their rights, their dignity. And in many ways, they still fight — not with weapons, but with ceremony, presence, and memory.

To me, indigenous people remind us of something that cannot be colonized: the spirit.
They remind me of the wildness within us, of the sacredness in nature, of the whispers of God in wind and water. They carry the old wisdom — not written in books, but carved into bone, sung into the air, woven into baskets, and held in the eyes of elders.

Eyes like hers.

When I drew her portrait, I didn’t want to change anything. I wanted to honour her. Every line, every wrinkle, every shadow — a symbol of resilience. She didn’t ask to be remembered, but she deserves to be. Through art, I want her story to live.

Because in her gaze, I saw a prayer.
Not for revenge.
Not for glory.
But for us — the disconnected ones — to remember.

To remember who we are.
To return to soul.
To live with earth.
To see spirit in everything.

That’s why I draw.

That’s why I honour indigenous people through my art — to keep sacredness visible in a world that too often forgets.

— Vera
Five Wonders Art