Illustrations

Rose Of Sharon Flower Sketch

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 Rose of Sharon botanical illustration with a hand-drawn summer flower look, shown as an isolated floral element on a white background. The artwork uses an engraved vintage style with fine linework and sketch-like detail, giving the bloom a classic monochrome feel. Use it for garden-themed branding, wedding invitations, packaging, tattoo references, editorial layouts, or decorative print compositions. Delivered as an editable .eps vector file, it works smoothly across common design software and scales cleanly for both small and large applications.
  • 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

A crisp black line engraving on white, with delicate crosshatching and fine botanical texture. It suits herbarium-style prints, tattoo flash sheets, floral logo marks, and packaging for garden seeds or natural cosmetics. The composition shows a Rose of Sharon hibiscus branch with two open blooms, two closed buds, a central stem, and several serrated leaves arranged along the shoot. The flowers are drawn frontally with layered petals and dark centers, giving the plant a vintage field-guide look. A small black caption block at the lower left reads “Rose of Sharon,” reinforcing the subject. As a single isolated floral element, it also works well for summer greeting cards, wedding stationery, botanical book covers, scrapbook accents, and decorative borders in editorial layouts.

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