House Plants & Lava Lamps
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I'm a plant killer. Half the time I'm loving them to death and the other half I'm abandoning them. Plant watering — it's a struggle.
But fret not, there is hope for us plant slayers — you can't kill these graphics! Here you have it: a lovely bunch of illustrated house plants and lava lamps, hand painted with gouache for that textured goodness. (I threw the few lava lamps because I didn't want to be cliche. And because I think they're groovy...because they are groovy).
These illustrations are RGB and 600dpi. Included are 15 potted plants and 4 lava lamps along with six arrangements in PNG and PSD format (so you can re-group the arrangements as you please).
These are great for spicing up design! Flat icons are still nifty, but not nearly as eye-catching with all this internet garb being flung in our faces constantly. Plus, all the innovative brands are making way for illustration. Don't believe me? Go checkout MailChimp and Dropbox. Those dudes are H-I-P. Point is, these illustrations work great for print & web!
Small business owner looking for a way to stand out? USE THESE! Own a flower shop? Maybe you run a boutique covered in plants. Whatever your situation — pop a plant on it and POW! Prepare to be catching some extra glances.
Have an event coming up? Say, a wedding, birthday, or some other kind of shindig? You can plop these on your invitations and stationery and you will be SET!
I threw in a few desktop wallpapers in there for ya, 'cuz I think you're cool.
Happy creating & stay groovy!
Katrina
*If you're working with a painfully old version of Photoshop — I got you covered! As ancient as 2014 Photoshop can open these files. NOTE: you don't need Photoshop to open PNGs; they work like clipart.
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