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Okay, so I’m just basically stuffing my blog full of botanical art. I found so many beautiful prints on the Biodiversity Heritage Library website, and I’ve recently had surgery so I’m confined to my couch, so to pass time I’m color-correcting and creating groupings of these beautiful botanical illustrations. There’s more to come beyond this one.
I love design. It is definitely my passion. One aspect of design that I enjoy so much is the curating. I love pulling together things that I think complement each other. I’m sure there are some of you who can relate. Like going into a thrift store and pulling out treasures amidst all the junk, or creating a tablescape with mis-matched dishes, but when brought together they look like they were meant to be. That’s how I feel about these botanical printables. There are 100s of them, which means I have to dig through to try and find ones that I think complement each other. It’s like a game. My husband plays video games, I play search through hundreds of flower images! Hopefully, this fascination helps someone.
So, I did not find many blue floral images in this grouping of botanical illustrations, but I did find a few that I thought complemented each other. I have been cropping them, and sizing them to roughly 8″ x 10″ and 11″ x 14″ so they fit in a standard frame. I really hope that is helping people print them. I called our local copy center and they said they’d prefer to receive a powerpoint or pdf file to print images. They said pdf is preferable if there is text, but since we do not have text, I’ve saved these as powerpoint files so you can resize the images if you’d like. For 8″ x 10″ frames, I have set the slide size to 8.5″ x 11″ and sized the image to 8″ x 10″ so these can be printed on letter size paper. For 11″ x 14″ frames, I have set the slide size to 11″ x 17″ and sized the image to 11″ x 14″ so these can be printed on ledger size paper. I’ve tried to make these very easy to print, hopefully I have been successful.
Jpeg Images of Royal Blue and Yellow Botanical Prints
Click on the image to open the jpeg file. Right click on the file and Save Image As… to save to your personal computer.
Letter Size Powerpoint files for 8″ x 10″ frames
Click on the powerpoint file and save to your personal computer. Upload it to your local copy center site to be printed.
Blue Botanical Image_1 Blue Botanical Image_2 Blue Botanical Image_3 Blue Botanical Image_4 Blue Botanical Image_5 Blue Botanical Image_6 Blue Botanical Image_7 Blue Botanical Image_8
Ledger Size Powerpoint files for 11″ x 14″ frames
Click on the powerpoint file and save to your personal computer. Upload it to your local copy center site to be printed.
Blue Botanical Image_1 11×14 Blue Botanical Image_2 11×14 Blue Botanical Image_3 11×14 Blue Botanical Image_4 11×14 Blue Botanical Image_5 11×14 Blue Botanical Image_6 11×14 Blue Botanical Image_7 11×14 Blue Botanical Image_8 11×14
The frames that I chose to go with these botanical prints are from Ikea, which is, in my opinion, the most economical place to find picture frames. The selection is low, but if you want black, silver, gray, or the wood style shown above, the price can’t be beat. An 8″ x 10″ Jallvik frame (pictured below) is $6.99 and the 11″ x 14″ frame is $12.99.
Jallvik frame from Ikea
I hope someone is able to create a beautiful gallery wall for their home with these images. Thank you for stopping by! If you’d like to see any more things that I have to share please like my Facebook page or follow my blog via wordpress or e-mail (below). If you would like to see what inspires me you can follow me on Pinterest. To see more botanical printables I have to offer you can look through my Printables page.
Rebecca