Illustrations

Liver Seamless Pattern

Price:
$2.00

Digital product. No physical item will be shipped.

License:

Standard License: for one commercial project or up to 500 physical end products for sale.

Extended License: for broader commercial use, multiple projects, and larger product runs.

File type: EPS
Editable vector file.

By purchasing, you receive a license to use this file. Copyright ownership is not transferred.

License Terms: English / Polish

About the product

A seamless endless pattern of organ meat sketches featuring liver from chicken, beef, and pork in a repeating layout. The hand-drawn vintage style gives the design a raw, butcher-shop feel while keeping the artwork clean and versatile as a vector. Use it for fabric prints, textile collections, food packaging, butcher branding, kitchen-themed products, or editorial backgrounds. The artwork is supplied as an editable .eps vector file for easy scaling and customization in your design workflow.
  • 1 hand-drawn illustration
  • editable EPS vector file
  • scalable artwork for print and digital design

Delivered as an editable EPS vector file for easy scaling, recolouring, and layout adaptation within permitted licensed use.

What you'll see in this design

Food packaging teams, butcher-brand designers, and textile studios will read this as a seamless organ-meat pattern built from repeated liver sketches. The image shows several raw liver cuts in different shapes and sizes, including broad wedge-like pieces and smaller paired lobed pieces, all scattered across a white ground with no border so the layout repeats continuously. The drawing style is vintage black ink sketchwork with dense crosshatching, giving the meat a hand-engraved, old-market illustration feel.

It fits wrapping paper for butcher shops, deli labels, charcuterie or offal recipe cards, and packaging for meat delivery brands that want a traditional, editorial look. The repeating structure also works on apron fabric, tea towels, bakery or café textile accents, and pop-up market signage where a food-source motif needs to hold at close range. For publishing, it suits anatomy-adjacent cookbooks, farm-to-table menu covers, nutrition articles about organ meats, and educational posters about whole-animal butchery. The clean white background and evenly spaced cuts make it easy to tile across large surface graphics or crop into smaller product panels.

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