In March 2020 the United Kingdom went into lockdown in an effort to control the spread of the infectious Coronavirus disease (COVID-19). As we were isolated in our homes, the dining table became the centrepiece of lockdown living, playing host to multiple facets of family life. The humble four-legged piece of furniture became a place of work, study, making, craft, eating, feeding, sleeping, playing, chatting, reading and much more. As we emerge from this isolated existence and life slowly returns to normal, this hand drawing serves as a reminder of this unique period in history and celebrates the role the dining table played throughout this challenging and unprecedented time. 
 
There are three sizes available:

A3 (42cm x 29.7cm / 16.5in x 11.7in)
A2 (59.4cm x 42cm / 23.4in x 16.5in)
A1 (84.1cm x 59.4cm / 33.1in x 23.4in)

The smaller format drawing (A3) is printed onto 250gsm Tintoretto Gesso Paper, a slightly off-white paper with a lightly hammered surface texture. The illustration is packaged with a sturdy grey-board backing and sealed inside a cellophane case.
 
The larger format drawings (A2 & A1) are printed onto 220gsm Cartridge Paper, a similar slightly off-white paper with a lightly hammered surface texture. The illustrations are carefully rolled, wrapped, and posted inside a sturdy cardboard tube.