Smoke & Mist Page Kit by Aimee Harrison
Step into the shadowy allure of Smoke & Mist, a digital scrapbooking collection where late autumn’s fading light meets the mystery of the misty woods.
Towering pine trees stand sentinel in drifting fog, while elusive elves move quietly through the undergrowth. An eerie cathedral rises from the haze, its spires vanishing into low clouds, and a dark greenhouse harbors secrets in the dim light.
The palette—soft greys, deep browns, rich umbers, woodland greens, slate blues, and brooding purples—captures the moody magic of the season.
Perfect for layouts that embrace fantasy, mystery, and the haunting beauty of nature’s quiet moments.
Perfect for layouts that embrace fantasy, mystery, and the haunting beauty of nature’s quiet moments.
This digital art product includes:
- 86 individual elements
- 16 12x12 patterned papers
- 14 12x12 solid papers
Colors: grey, brown, umber, green, grey blue, purple
Theme: elves, cathedral, greenhouse, outdoors, gothic
Season: fall, autumn
Designed for digital scrapbook, art journaling pages and photo books but can also be used for greeting cards, party decorations, cup cake toppers, invitations, tags, or any printable art project.
Information about this product:
- License: Personal Use, Scrap for Hire (S4H) and Scrap for Others (S4O).
- Some of the Creative Team pages in the detailed images may include elements NOT INCLUDED in this product. Please check the detail description for what is included with this product.
- All products are created at 300 ppi for quality printing results.
- Elements (if included) are provided in PNG format: which are generally compatible with all applications.
- Papers (if included) are provided in JPG format; 12" x 12" unless otherwise specified
- Tif format (if included) is the same as PSD format but can be used by any application that can open a layered file.
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