It’s no secret that the Prince and Princess of Wales have taken some crucial steps, even if it meant breaking royal tradition, to provide their children with a normal upbringing.
Even though the children have a destined role set for them, especially for Prince George, it hasn’t stopped them to pursue talents other than their future royal duties.
Prince William guest-edited the latest edition of Country Life magazine and the proud father took an opportunity to highlight a special talent of his 13-year-old son.
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An impressive drawing – a kingfisher seen perched on a branch – by Prince George was unveiled for the first time in the magazine.
The sketch made from colour pencils captured the subtle details of the exotic bird, believed to be found near the Waleses home in Windsor, Forest Lodge.
George – now a student at Eton College following in his father’s footsteps – seemed to have inherited the artistic skills of her mum Princess Kate, who has a degree in art history from the University of St. Andrews, and his grandfather King Charles.
The King is known to be a passionate watercolourist for much of his adult life. He has also expressed his love for art on several occasions and his paintings have been auctioned as well.
Even though George is the second in line to the throne but also interested in honing his skills.
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