Giclée (fine art digital) print on premium archival paper, which is acid-free and stable for 200+ years.

The parenting journey of emperor penguins is pretty epic. Parents take turns incubating the single egg and raising the chick through extreme Antarctic conditions. After the female lays the egg, she travels to the sea to feed while the make incubates it on his feet and keeps it cosy under his belly flap for over two months, enduring the winter without eating. When she returns, they swap over and then take turns until the chick is ready to survive on its own.

This print makes a beautiful gift for a new baby.

Please note, your piece is printed on demand, so please allow 14 working days to make your print. The print is available in two sizes:

• 17cm x 17cm

• 25cm x 25cm

Please note that is a giclée print and is not reflective. If you would like bespoke hand-gilded additions to the print, please contact me to discuss.