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Jamaican Creative Expression and the Power of Storytelling in Culture and Identity

Writer: Amashika  Lorne
Amashika Lorne
May 9
1 min read


Marketing professional Amashika Lorne has launched a Jamaica-themed colouring book, which, according her, provides much more and has an objective to aid in the transmission of the island’s intangible culture of oral traditions intergenerationally.


“There is a significant need to reinforce a lot of the morals and values from our parents and grandparents in today’s Jamaica. One of the things that I have always admired is the use of proverbs to explain situations or stages of developments in life,” Amashika Lorne said.


The book includes 20 line ­drawings of Jamaican settings depicting landmarks, customs, ­traditions, and cultural icons and takes it a step further to carefully pair these drawings with a Jamaican ring game, riddle, or proverb.


 
 
 

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