The Duchess of Cambridge's love of photography is clear but we never she knew she was a keen artist too.

Kate Middleton is known for being a dab hand with a camera. Kensington Palace has released a number of photos that she's taken of her own children over the years, including the recent shot of Princess Charlotte with their newborn brother Prince Louis.

The Duke and Duchess of Cambridge are very pleased to share two photographs of Princess Charlotte and Prince Louis, taken by The Duchess at Kensington Palace.

This image was taken on 2nd May, on Princess Charlotte’s third Birthday. pic.twitter.com/H5VVgIwRGp — Kensington Palace (@KensingtonRoyal) May 5, 2018

It turns out that Kate is also into drawing. She sketched a picture of St Marks's Church in Englefield, where her sister Pippa got married, for the for the order of service booklets for the ceremony. It's been revealed that the invitation for the evening reception for Prince Harry and Meghan Markle's evening wedding reception had a similar sketch of Frogmore House, where the party took place, on it. Polo player Nacho Figuras, a close friend of Harry's, shared a photo of the invitation on social media over the weekend.

Its cover read: "M & H Saturday, 19th May 2018 Frogmore House

"Information for the evening celebrations."

Nacho F. Posting a peek of the invite to the evening reception. pic.twitter.com/Ba3lfoNuHv

— RFMs (@RoyalForumMoron) May 19, 2018

It's speculated that Kate might have lent her brother-in-law and his new bride her skills for this drawing too. Kate studied Art History at St Andrews, the Edinburgh university where she and Prince William met. She's now the patron of a number of artistic organisations, including London's National Portrait Gallery. "I am a firm believer in the power of art to make a difference," she has said in the past.