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I've been itching to create more prints like this! My garden proved the perfect focal point this time around. These sunflower-filled watercolor garden prints will bring a bit of sunshine to your own decor.
I created similar watercolor printables back in April. I've been waiting on another great subject to create more of this style of print. And since my sunflowers are at their peak right now, I thought some watercolor garden designs would be the perfect fit! There are three different prints available below.
Watercolor Garden Printables
Before I get to the printables, I've had several requests for a garden tour. Since today's designs were, literally, straight from the garden, I did a small video tour for you below. Of course, I picked the heat of the summer when the garden is struggling, but I hope you still enjoy it.
Watercolor Garden Designs
Below, I shared my original photo compilation (on the left), along with the watercolor versions that are available to download (on the right). I love seeing them side-by-side. I did today's designs in the same manner as the images from my sunroom in April:
- Using both Photoshop and Adobe Lightroom, I combined multiple images into one, worked out some shadows, saturated color, and touched up patterns. I also removed a pesky power line in one of the images that was driving me crazy.
- Then I used a watercolor application on my computer to make the images into one, cohesive watercolor design.
- I took that image back into Photoshop and used a variety of watercolor brushes (graphically speaking) to add a few details here and there.
- They are labeled according to how I listed them in the download section.
The first image (pictured above) is probably my favorite. I was excited to capture a pollinator (with very active wings!) going in for a "snack". I love how the petals came out in watercolor.
The second image is just a standard sunflower...facing the sun! But, it's one of the few in my garden that hasn't been completely taken over by pollinators. So, the fact that it was still intact really helped me choose it.
This last sunflower is one I shared in the video above. The variety is called Autumn Beauty and I plant it every year. I love the orange and brown colors on it. Plus, it has loads of petals.
Printing and Usage
- All of these watercolor garden prints are for personal use. However, if you have a small shop and would like to utilize the physical, printed products in your business, please purchase a commercial license here. No digital redistribution is allowed.
- Today's three designs come in 8x10" sizes only.
- The designs include both PDF and JPEG formats.
- The PDF designs can be printed at home. It's best to print them onto white, letter-sized cardstock.
- The JPEG versions can be uploaded to your local printing place or printed at home like a photo or image.
- These can be displayed together or individually.
Download Your Watercolor Garden Printables:
More Botanical Printables
- My free Black and White Botanical Prints are perfect for those of you who prefer to scale back on the color, but still have beautiful floral prints to use in your decor.
- And I'm really loving these fantastic Vintage Rose Printables over on The Navage Patch.
- Be sure to also check out my free Farm Fresh Flowers printables, too. They have a cute vintage truck just loaded with the sweetest blooms.
- And my Neutral-Toned Wildflower Printables are already favorites among my readers. They're great for more earth-toned decor.
- Be sure to check out these sweet Sunflower Printables from Debbiedoos. They're so lovely.
- Over on my other site, Print Pretty Cards, I have these free printable Thinking of You cards that are loaded with watercolor florals that are perfect for the spring and summer seasons.
Beautiful prints. Thanks.
ReplyDeleteLove the sunflowers!! Thanks!
ReplyDeleteLove these!!
ReplyDeleteThese are so stunning! I love them and already printed them to decorate for August. Thanks!
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