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E-card design
Solitary Oak Field 2
Solitary Oak Field 2 is a valentine e-card design from the Ditty City studio — free to use as the background for your own personalized song and card.
A single tree stands alone on a golden hillside, its canopy rendered in blooming washes of coral, red and peach watercolour. Below, a meadow of tall dry grasses and scattered wildflowers stretches out in warm ochre tones under a plain, soft white sky.
The whole picture has a hushed, autumnal stillness to it.
- For someone who loves quiet autumn walks and changing leaves
- A gentle nature scene for someone who needs a calm moment
- Fits anyone drawn to warm, painterly, seasonal artwork
The design is free to use. Songs from $9.
Free to use · your text and song go on top · it stays uniquely yours.
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About this design
- What are the colors and style of the Solitary Oak Field 2 design?
- Solitary Oak Field 2 is a design in coral, burnt, orange, golden, yellow, dusty, made with valentine in mind. The scene it shows is described at the top of this page.
- What occasion is Solitary Oak Field 2 for?
- Solitary Oak Field 2 is a valentine design. You can use it for anything, but it was made with valentine in mind, there are more valentine designs in the Ditty City gallery.
- What colors is the Solitary Oak Field 2 design?
- Mostly coral, orange, golden and red. It is a watercolour illustration. You can open it full size on this page before you use it.
- Is the Solitary Oak Field 2 design free to use?
- Yes. Every design in the Ditty City gallery is free to use as the background for your own e-card. You pay only for the personalized song that goes on it, the current prices are shown when you start one.
- Can I change the lyrics and the message?
- Yes. You choose who the song is about, the occasion, the style of music and what the card says. The design is the picture behind it, everything on top is yours.