Kate and William mark Prince Louis's birthday with portraits of him building colourful rainbow artwork

Prince Louis of Cambridge, the youngest boy of Prince William and Kate Middleton, has been photographed producing colourful rainbow posters as symbolic of hope to mark his second birthday.

Several brand-new photographs were released about Thursday to mark the fresh prince’s birthday, which he'll be celebrating at home in Norfolk as the united kingdom remains on lockdown.

In another of the images, Prince Louis’s handprint is seen in a colourful rainbow pattern, joining the campaign by children around the world to create rainbow patterned photographs as symbolic of hope.

The pictures were taken by his mom, the Duchess of Cambridge, who is a keen photographer. It is turning out to be quite the royal tradition on her behalf portraits of her children to be introduced to mark their birthdays, with an identical series of pics of Prince George and Princess Charlotte as well released before.

In other pictures, Louis sometimes appears smiling at the camera, displaying his brightly coloured hands after producing the artwork. The artwork is likely the consequence of the family’s residence institution lessons, with Kate just lately saying she had create a make-change classroom for the kids.

"It's simply having that little bit of composition, actually. It's wonderful, there are so various great ideas online and fun activities that can be done with the kids so it hasn't been all hardcore," she stated.

Prince Louis Arthur Charles of Cambridge was created on St George's Day, 23 April 2018, at the personal Lindo Wing of St Mary's Hospital in Paddington, weighing 8lb 7oz. He's fifth in brand to the throne.