Catching up with the child artist from Norfolk dubbed 'Mini Monet' ten years on
Watch Natalie Gray's report
Do you remember the child artist from Norfolk dubbed 'Mini Monet', whose paintings sold for thousands of pounds when he was just seven? Well, he's just about to turn eighteen and at over six feet tall Kieron Williamson's not so mini anymore.
ITV News Anglia's Natalie Gray was one of the first reporters to cover his story back in 2009, and she's been to catch up with him again.
Kieron was known all over the world as Mini Monet. Art critics hailed the pint-sized painter as a child prodigy. Ten years later and he still paints every day and has a hugely successful career as an artist.
It was while on holiday in Cornwall that he got painting.
When he was just seven, all sixteen of his paintings sold within fourteen minutes for £17,000!
Kieron's made a formidable fortune since then and divides his time between homes in Norfolk and the North Cornish coast.
He has a girlfriend, Elsie, and is learning to drive.
Kieron has sixty pieces in his latest exhibition at The Gallery in Holt, Norfolk. Ten years on, his work has matured and is just as collectable.
Mini Monet has certainly grown up, but he's continuing to make a huge impact in the world of art.