"Puffins" – Puffin Art Prints

These art prints are produced from an original pastel painting featuring two Atlantic puffins. 

These delightful seabirds are known for their striking appearance with their iconic black and white plumage, comically vibrant beaks, and those adorable soulful eyes. Found in the North Atlantic, puffins spend most of their lives out at sea, but come ashore during breeding season to form bustling colonies on coastal cliffs. They are excellent divers, plunging into the water with grace to catch fish and other delectable treats.

Right now, Puffins are having a hard time with climate change. Puffins rely on certain types of small fish, like sand eels, to feed themselves and their fluffy pufflings. Unfortunately, warmer ocean waters and shifting currents are affecting the availability and distribution of these fish, making it harder for puffins to find a tasty meal.

So, while we enjoy the charm and beauty of puffins, it's important for us to be aware of the struggles they face due to climate change. By taking action to reduce our carbon footprint, supporting conservation efforts, and spreading awareness, we can help protect these beloved birds and ensure their future is as bright and colourful as their beaks!

Print Details

FREE shipping for UK customers. 

This is a high quality limited edition giclée print which has been professionally printed using Lucia Pro 12 inks on Hahnemühle bamboo 290gsm inkjet paper. This paper is both sustainable and meets stringent archival standards meaning it has extremely high age resistance. The paper is stiff with a 290gsm weight. It's matt surface has a beautifully soft light texture, producing prints with exceptional detail and vibrance.

Prints are available in two sizes:

A4 - Limited edition of 125 prints.
A3 - Limited edition of 125 prints.

Your puffin print will come numbered and hand-signed, and will include a certificate of authenticity. Your print will arrive unframed. 

Special thanks to Gary Jones and Menno Schaefer at Wildlife Reference Photos for use of their photographic references.