Bring a familiar piece of the Australian landscape into your home with this detailed magpie print, created from an original graphite drawing by AHKI Illustration. With delicate graphite shading and lifelike detail, this artwork captures the intelligence and character of one of Australia’s most iconic birds.

With its timeless graphite tones and natural style, this Australian bird art print works beautifully in living spaces, bedrooms, nurseries, or nature inspired interiors. This charming magpie brings personality, warmth, and a connection to everyday Australian life.

Product Details

• Fine art print from an original graphite drawing by AHKI Illustration
• Printed on premium 200gsm acid free art paper
• Open edition artwork
• Hand signed on the front
• Easy to frame using standard frame sizes
• Carefully packaged in a protective sleeve with backing board

Available Sizes

• A5, 148 x 210mm
• A4, 210 x 297mm
• A3, 297 x 420mm
• A2, 420 x 594mm

Shipping and Returns

• Free shipping domestic on orders over $75
• Prints are shipped in a protective plastic sleeve with backing board inside a sturdy cardboard envelope for protection
• Dispatched from Torquay, Australia within 3 business days
• Returns or exchanges accepted within 30 days, if in original condition and packaging.
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Australian Animal Drawing for Wildlife Inspired Spaces

Whether displayed on its own or as part of a gallery wall, this Australian animal drawing offers a meaningful and natural addition to cosy, light filled, and nature inspired interiors.

If you enjoy drawings of Australian animals, browse the full collection of Australian animal prints to discover more wildlife inspired illustrations. You can also explore the Australian animal art collection for more products including greeting cards and tea towels.

If you have any questions, feel free to reach out. I would love to hear from you.

Thank you so much for supporting my art and giving this little magpie a place in your home.
Warmly,
Emily

The drawing was inspired and referenced from the photography of Patrick Tomkins.