Designed by Alex Green Owner of AlexGreenArt 4.9 out of 5 stars (14) 2,883 sales
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Watercolor blueberry
$17
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Blueberry, leaves, brunches and seamless pattern.
Unlike a Raspberry Pie, a blueberry pie probably won't make a great web server. But it'll sure be tasty. Eat these tart, juicy spheres straight off the shrub, put a handful in your smoothie, or munch them in a frozen state. This watercolor blueberry collection includes the berries themselves as well as blueberry bush leaves, berries on the stem, berries in a glass mason jar (expertly stacked above the brim), and a lovely seamless pattern. These berries look like certain county fair winners – especially if your grandma turns them into jam. Speaking of which, these illustrations would be excellent for jar labels, posters, menus, and promotions for organic foods.
These hand-drawn illustrations pack a punch. I use only the highest quality watercolors for vibrant hues and rich saturation, and premium paper for a pleasing watercolor texture. It's charming art, not digital embellishment. Offering unique illustrations from the artist's hand, vectorized and optimized for your digital and print products.
Formats: AI, EPS and PNG with transparent background
You might also be interested in my Watercolor Berries collection – https://creativemarket.com/alexgreen/434867-Watercolor-berries You can use it for making design projects, pattern, menus and other projects.
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