I chose a color combo I thought I would love, and, to be perfectly honest, I did not end up loving it. Might be good for somebody though, so I will still share it. Enjoy this rain and umbrella clipart digital scrapbook pack.
Discover the joyous world of grandma clipart in our enchanting digital scrapbook kit! Overflowing with whimsical charm, this collection features delightful grandmas cruising on motorcycles, each adorned with a cheerful umbrella, amidst captivating landscapes and fluffy clouds. Splashed with vibrant shades of blue and sunny yellow, and embellished with artistic paint splatters and bold stripes, every element adds a burst of energy to your projects. Whether you’re creating a family keepsake or adding flair to your digital designs, our grandma clipart collection is sure to infuse your creations with warmth and nostalgia. Dive into creativity and let these lively graphics inspire your next masterpiece!
And… this is probably why my children don’t leave me alone too long…. I had a lot of fun with these ladies. I hope you do too. I think I’m going to make them up into tee shirts. (Originally published November 30th, 2023)
We created this page with this kit:
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Explore our vibrant collection of grandpa clipart in this delightful digital scrapbook kit! Bursting with whimsical charm, this kit features jovial grandpas riding motorcycles adorned with umbrellas against scenic landscapes. Infused with bold blue and sunny yellow hues, complemented by playful plaid patterns and cheerful balloon backgrounds, each element adds a touch of joy to your projects. Whether you’re crafting a family album or adding flair to your digital creations, our grandpa clipart collection is sure to bring a dash of fun and nostalgia to your designs. Get ready to embark on a creative journey with these lively and endearing graphics!
To be completely frank with you, I much more enjoyed the Granny Motorcycles kit. Try as I might I couldn’t get the same crazy-eyed glee the grannies had. The men are just too dignified about their grand day out. Where’s the crazy?? Nevertheless they are still absolutely delightful. Why the umbrellas? Well… a heart wants what it wants. I tossed in the road pieces from the Granny kit. (Originally published December 1st, 2023)
I saw these colors together on a tissue box once and fell in love. What a delightfully unlikely pair. I love it. This kit would be good for wedding pages and invitations, along with springtime pages. I love how wishy-washy and forgiving watercolor style is. The Victorian clipart is plenty to sweeten up your pages. Purple and teal look fantastic together.
There are so many elements that this one is taking two zipped files.
The Victorian era’s fascination with floral patterns and decorations stemmed from various cultural, social, and technological factors. Firstly, during the Victorian era, there was a revival of interest in nature and botany, leading to a heightened appreciation for floral motifs in art and design (Rackham, 1980). Additionally, advancements in printing technology, such as the development of the chromolithography technique, made it easier and more affordable to produce intricate floral patterns on textiles and other decorative items (Hunter, 1984).
Moreover, the Victorian era was characterized by strict social norms and etiquette, and the use of floral decorations was often associated with notions of femininity, refinement, and domesticity (Holliday, 1999). Floral prints and motifs were used extensively in fashion, interior décor, and household items, reflecting the prevailing tastes and values of the time (Ashelford, 1996).
Furthermore, the Victorian era witnessed the rise of the Arts and Crafts movement, which emphasized handmade craftsmanship and naturalistic design elements (Greenhalgh, 1986). This movement encouraged the use of floral motifs inspired by the natural world, further popularizing floral patterns in Victorian aesthetics.
Overall, the Victorian era’s penchant for floral prints and decorations can be attributed to a combination of factors, including a renewed interest in nature, advancements in printing technology, societal norms, and artistic movements.
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