Vintage Flower Fairy Illustrations

You're looking at a beautiful set of Walter Crane Flower Fairies. An enchanting collection of 25 vintage flower-people illustrations, restored and repurposed from Walter Crane's celebrated picture-book "Flora's Feast: A Masque of Flowers" (1889).

Many hours of work went into lifting these figures from their old printed pages and cutting them cleanly onto transparent backgrounds, ready to drop into your latest project! Each one imagines a garden or wild flower as a costumed person, so petals become crowns, collars and wings, and leaves become flowing gowns and cloaks.

Absolutely perfect for use within nursery art, storybook and fantasy covers, junk journals, greeting cards, floral collage, decoupage, and so much more!

🌟 Quick Overview

- 25 individual transparent PNG images

- Full colour, high resolution

- Restored figures from Walter Crane's "Flora's Feast" (1889)

You'll find personified Tulips, Rose, Peony, Columbine, Bluebells, Lily of the Valley, Poppies (as scarlet soldiers), the Ox-eye Daisy leading her ox, Sunflower, Tiger Lily with her tiger, Chrysanthemum, an armoured Snowdrop knight, and many more.

As always, if you have any questions or comments, please do not hesitate to reach out!

🌟 Get Creative!

There are plenty of ways to use these. Drop them straight into your design projects and print them onto posters, cards, stickers, invitations and other printables. Jump aboard the decoupage trend and use them on wooden boxes, mirror frames, tables and other furniture. Add them to junk journals and scrapbooks, or let them inspire your own artwork. Open the images in Photoshop, Illustrator, or your preferred design program and make them your own.

Have a nice day

Andy