Special Bempton Cliffs print to raise money for the RSPB

The initiative was developed by Diane and John Wass, owners of The Acorn Gallery in Pocklington, and keen members of the Royal Society for the Protection of Birds.

Inspired by their passion for wildlife and conservation, they approached artist Danny Abrahams with the idea to release a special puffin print to help support the charity’s work.

Danny was delighted to give permission for a new limited edition of his much-loved puffin scene to be produced.

The artwork captures a peaceful moment on the cliff tops, where a couple stand watching puffins as they sweep across the sea on a clear blue day. Inspired by the Yorkshire coastline, the piece reflects both the beauty of the landscape and the joy of seeing wildlife in its natural environment.

A donation from every print sold will go towards supporting the RSPB’s vital conservation work, helping to protect seabirds and their habitats.

The prints will be available at The Acorn Gallery until Wednesday, July 15 – the time of year when puffins begin to leave UK shores.

Bempton Cliffs is one of the UK’s most important seabird colonies, home to thousands of nesting birds each year, including puffins, gannets and kittiwakes.

“Puffins are such a special part of our coastline, and seeing them at Bempton is something that stays with you,” says Danny Abrahams. “I’m really pleased to be part of something that not only celebrates them, but also helps support their future.”

Poppy Rummery, visitor experience manager at RSPB Bempton Cliffs, said: “We are delighted to be working with The Acorn Gallery on this project, it’s a lovely print and a great way to remind people what a special place Bempton Cliffs really is.”