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STELLAR CREATIONS

Led by You and Me

At Stellar Creations, we’re ready for something better. Based in Singapore, our mission is to create meaningful books and workshops for children that effect a lasting impact.

We cover three topics: sustainability, safety and wellness; designed to empower children and promote community engagement. 

Stellar creations mobilizes people from all over to take action and help build a sustainable and safe environment or all. 

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OUR MOVEMENT

What We Do

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OUTREACH

Driven by making an impact and inspiring change, our Stellar Scribbles Project is aimed at educating children on sustainability, safety and wellness. We are always expanding our understanding of contemporary issues and developing workshops and events, pushing for positive solutions. Learn more about our focus below.

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WORKSHOPS

At Stellar Creations we are dedicated  to learning and teaching topics that are relevant to our environment and everyday life. We believe that education in the 21st century should focus on exploration, questioning and learning new skills. Our workshops are designed to encourage curiosity and we take great pride in watching children grow and evolve. 

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More information can be found on our workshop page.

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BOOKS

I have always been passionate about writing and storytelling. My varied background in law enforcement, education and NGO involvement allows me to draw upon my experiences to create books which are relevant and meaningful for children. Each rhyming picture book takes the reader on a journey and covers real life challenges in a child friendly and accessible way. 

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The Process

The Process

The Process
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Here's a behind-the-scenes look at how books are made

Here's a behind-the-scenes look at how books are made

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CONTACT

Instagram - stellar_scribbles_

Facebook - stellar.scribble

+65 9454 5345

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