Kieron Williamson, a six year-old art prodigy
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Incredibly talented six year old art prodigy Kieron Williamson paints stylistic watercolor landscapes. He captures light, shadows, and emotion years beyond his age. In fact, the only clue to how young he really is is his ‘wobbly signature’ on the paintings.
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I’ve just fallen in love with the work of Melbourne-based Ben Wright, aka Ben Zen, the cutest, sweetest drawings and small worlds, which leave me longing for more. [see more creative work from Australia on our sister site, The Colour]
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Karen said | 11 August, 2009
What talent Glad to see you are exploring a true talent.
Do you have any paintings up for sale yet?
somegal said | 10 January, 2010
please i hope he doesn’t get sent to “art school”.
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rocketcollecting said | 8 August, 2009
To say that this boy understands shadows well is an understatement.