But what is fascinating about Chloe’s extraordinary talent is that she has autism and ADHD.
Her artwork is fast gaining notoriety, she sold one painting for £200 and has won awards. Chloe recently picked up second place as Junior Artist of the Year, in the prestigious Supporting All Artists 2021, Artists of the Year competition.
The Abbey Primary School pupil was also awarded for a painting of Mansfield Town Hall, and received an SAA award for her picture of a packet of Skips, her favourite snack!
Sale of her work has also helped to raise money for the Nottinghamshire charity Spectrum Wasp.
13. Future looks bright for budding Forest Town artist Chloe Daykin already picking up awards
Chloe Daykin recently won second place in the Junior Artist of the Year competition, in the prestigious SAA’s (Supporting All Artists) 2021 Artists of the Year competition.The Abbey Primary School pupil was awarded for a painting of Mansfield Town Hall and received a Supporting All Artists Award for a picture of a packet of Skips. She recently met with Mansfield MP Ben Bradley at the Nottinghamshire Spectrum Wasp charity who congratulated her on her win. Here she is pictured receiving her awards. Photo: Supporting All Artists
14. One of Mansfield's landmark buildings captured by Chloe
Mansfield Market Square - the Market Place is a Grade II listed building, originally built in 1908 in Edwardian style for the Nottingham & Nottinghamshire Bank.The building has a copper covered corner dome which is expertly captured in this super artwork by eight-year-old Chloe Daykin from Forest Town. Photo: Kerry Wright