How does a giraffe fold those endless legs to sit on the loo? The mystery remains, but there she is, newspaper in hand, deeply absorbed in the day’s news. This offbeat illustration plays on the contrast between the savanna’s most elegant animal and the most down-to-earth room in the house, and that is precisely what makes it irresistible. The long neck craned over the headlines makes the whole scene deliciously absurd.

This studious giraffe joins our series of Animal Portraits caught in surprisingly human poses. She dresses up the toilet or bathroom with the kind of playful humour you rarely dare to use elsewhere, and she holds her own in a laundry room or a relaxed office entrance too. Fans of animal comedy will never tire of her, the kids will adore her, and she is a guaranteed conversation starter at any dinner party.

• Printed in 16 sizes, from small 13×18 cm to statement A0
• Unframed, or framed in black, white, light or dark wood
• Produced on demand with quality paper and inks
• Free delivery to your door

A brilliant gag gift for the tallest friend in the group, or for anyone who tends to look down on everyone else — in the nicest possible way, of course.