work

Actually painted in 2008, this beautiful seascape painting was sold very quickly. How do you price the work of a six year old? we didn’t, the public flocked to leave sealed bids for Kieron’s work. This helped us to identify the prices at this early stage.

St Benet’s Abbey in Ludham inspires Kieron’s imagination at an early age and becomes his favourite Norfolk location to paint. Steeped in history, local legend, ghost stories and sheer natural beauty, it’s a familiar friend to us.

Sunsets, dramatic skies, boats and water prove to be a constant theme throughout Kieron’s work. He simply paints what he loves.

Kieron was kindly supported by Carol Ann Pennington, a local artist and gallery owner who offered Kieron an hour each week and then the opportunity to showcase his progress.. ‘Honey’ was a pet portrait and Kieron advertised in the local Holt Chronicle, to paint pet portraits so that he could raise money to buy his art

Boats and birds start to feature in Kieron’s work, as a result of that early exposure to the Cornish harbours and local estuaries at Blakeney, Morston, Brancaster.

Even at an early age, Kieron was interested in and started to understand light and shade.

Figures and factory scenes inspired this drawing.

Kieron experiments with figures in his work and enjoys looking at industrial scenes.

Kieron explores charcoal.

This was Kieron’s first drawing, drawn and coloured in Cornwall, May 2008… It was his first conscious attempt to draw what he saw.