29 Branches, Twigs & Leaves (+Bonus)
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Introducing our Collection of 29 Engraved Illustrations of Branches, Twigs, and Leaves - Available in Both PNG and Vector Formats
Our focus is to collect, restore and repurpose old and forgotten artwork for the modern creator and within this collection, you will find 29 detailed engravings/illustrations of a variety of branches, twigs, and leaves that are perfect for a whole variety of design projects.
This set includes the following species of tree - The Elder, Dogwood, Birch, Oriental Plane, Chestnut, Ivy, Holly, Guelder, Huntingdon Willow, Tamarisk, Elm, Barberry, Hazel, Alder, Dutch Myrtle and more.
23 BONUS Tree Species Illustrations Now Included!
If you do not have access to a vector based program, or would prefer to open and work with these images directly in your image editor, we have included 29 high-resolution (300 dpi) PNG images too!
What's Inside?
- 29 Vector EPS Files
- 29 PNG Images (Average longest side is 4700px @300dpi)
- 23 Bonus Tree Species - EPS and PNG
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- 30 Bird Illustrations (With Fills) - https://crmrkt.com/31bx6
- 38 Vintage Engravings of Birds - https://crmrkt.com/0dw7l
We have many more packs like this to launch in the near future, so be sure to follow us for updates! Any questions? Feel free to shoot us a message.
PS - Each illustration within this pack started its life inside the beautiful 1849 book 'The Forest Trees of Britain' found in our personal collection. Scanned at 1200dpi, restored and repurposed, these illustrations will now live on forever!
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