Andrew Ellis Art

22/05/2026

The sun is out and here’s your reminder that Andrew’s fabulous bird of prey sketches are available on t-shirts ☀️🦅

Wear a little bit of wild beauty wherever you go.

Get yours today and celebrate your favorite - https://andrewellisart.com/product-category/clothing/

06/05/2026

A closer look at Merlin on Fist.

This much-loved piece captures the quiet trust between falcon and falconer, rendered in detail by Andrew's hand.

A small moment, full of presence, patience and grace with beautiful light and atmosphere.

24/04/2026

From aerial acrobatics and fast-paced movement to still, measured study, the natural world in all its glory is captured with energy, detail and feeling.

27/03/2026

Spring Clearance Sale is here 🌸

It’s the perfect time to grab a deal.

✨ All clearance items and A/Ps are now 50% off
✨ Plus, to sweeten the offer, enjoy 30% off full price prints and mounts by using SPRING30 at the checkout.

Please note: excludes framing, T-shirts, greeting cards and originals.

Shop now and find your favourite pieces before they’re gone.
Sale ends Sunday 12th April 2026.

Bird of prey prints, greeting cards and wildlife prints from acclaimed wildlife artist Andrew Ellis. Falcons & raptors to african animals limited edition art

05/03/2026

The pheasant taking flight almost feels like a phoenix rising from the ashes, a flash of colour and pure momentum.

Originally native to Asia it has become stitched into the British landscape. You spot one darting through the undergrowth or hear that loud unmistakable call from a hedgerow and suddenly it is obvious why the pheasant has become an enduring symbol of the countryside.

If you have ever had one explode into the air a few feet in front of you you will know the feeling.

20/02/2026

13/02/2026

A tiercel peregrine cuts through a cold, cloud-heavy sky with talons dropped and eyes locked, while grey partridges explode away in panic. One bird breaks right, two twist and tumble to the left and a scatter of loose feathers hangs in the air, capturing that split second where speed, instinct and survival collide.

03/02/2026

'Inverness Grouse' five red grouse taking flight across Scottish moorland with granite rocks and heather below and a brooding sky above.

Grouse are iconic birds of Scotland's upland moorlands, symbolising the rugged beauty of the country's wild landscapes. Two species are most prominent: the red grouse, with its rich chestnut plumage perfectly camouflaged among heather, and the ptarmigan, which turns pure white in winter to blend into snowy peaks. These ground-dwelling birds thrive in the vast, open moors and are integral to the ecosystem, feeding on heather shoots, seeds, and berries.

30/01/2026

Meet the partridge: a true icon of the countryside.

Partridges are very social birds and move in small groups called coveys as they forage for seeds, grains, and insects. Their best defence is patience: they can freeze perfectly still to avoid predators. But if they are startled they switch instantly to a quick, explosive burst of flight.

Have you ever seen a covey lift off from the field near you?

26/01/2026

Beautiful Red Fox springs after it's prey and Canadian Timber Wolves in the snow. Painting's by Andrew Ellis available as limited edition prints.