This is a beautiful signed print of a pencil drawing of swallows gathering on telephone wires. At the end of August, our feathered summer friends the swallows gather to begin their big journey back to winter climes. It’s a beautiful sight. And sometimes the swallows on wires is a slightly bittersweet sight as it marks the end of summer and the coming of the dark part of the year.
The Gathering to Go print would make a lovely addition to your home. It would also make a great present for a nature lover.
You have three size options:
- A little postcard sized mounted print which will fit an 8″ x 10″ frame. Â The mount is ice white in colour and would look lovely in a plain black or dark wood frame. Â This size of print is ready to gift, to frame, and to display. Â It comes in a cellophane envelope to keep it clean and safe.
- An A5 sized print with no mount. Â That’s roughly 5.8 x 8.3 inches in size (or 148mm x 210mm). Â Perfect if you want to choose your own mount and frame.
- A larger A4 sized print with no mount. Â That’s around 8.3 x 11.7 inches (or 210 x 290mm).
It will be packaged carefully in a protective envelope to keep it flat for transit.
You’ll find another swallow print in our shop, with just a single bird against a white background.
about our prints
The print is digitally printed on lovely 210gsm archival paper. Â We use special pigment inks to ensure there is no fading over time.
The art prints are all drawn, scanned, printed & hand assembled in my studio in the Scottish Borders.  The original drawings are inspired by the little corner of the world I’m lucky enough to inhabit. I draw in pencil, biro and watercolour, filling my sketchbook with drawings and notes, and working on bigger pencil drawings back in the studio. My work is all about connection: connection with nature, connection with each other.









P D. (verified owner) –
Laura (verified owner) –
A beautiful print, it was bought as a gift and I think it was really loved! Arrived within the stated time and packaged safely. Will shop here again, the art is so lovely