• Four art cards, each depicting a silly chicken that takes themself too seriously.
  • An art card illustration of Beatrice, a chicken wearing a dress and an old-fashioned ruff, looks disapprovingly at an egg.
  • An art card illustration of Cousin Gerald, a chicken who has seen better days, wearing a blue shirt. He sometimes forgets his name isn't Edward. We're not sure why.
  • An art card illustration of Ethel, a chicken wearing an extension to make the comb on her head look bigger. No one has the heart to tell her that it doesn't look natural. Poor Ethel.
  • An art card illustration of The General, a serious-looking older chicken who looks like he wants to tell you about The War, which he always does. He's missing part of his comb, which he lost in - you guessed it - The War. Oh boy.
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Chicken Family Art Cards (Signed)

Chicken Family Art Cards (Signed)

$10.00 CAD
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Move over, costume dramas: the royal family of Gallus has arrived. Inspired by the world of The Kingdom of Gallus and the Trouble with Brunch, this set of distinguished chickens by artist and author Peter Davoust features four beautifully illustrated characters with big personalities.

Hang these on your wall and be constantly judged by Beatrice or gazed at maniacally by Cousin Gerald. Wait with anxious anticipation as The General seems to muster another story about "the war". Or, hang up a picture of poor Ethel to remind yourself that that you don't need to use artificial enhancements and chase some arbitrary standard of beauty: your comb looks magnificent just the way it is.

These prints on fine art paper are 5" x 7" and come hand-signed by the author.

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Chickens as Art

I love animals with personality. Animals with clothes. Especially, anthropomorphic chickens. I love these silly critters, and I hope you will too!

Drawn by Hand

It's hard to know what's made by people and what's made by AI these days. These were all hand-drawn on Procreate by me, Peter Davoust. No enhancements or anything. Just pure, delightful chickens.