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Kinntor Floral Card Design
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Kinntor

Kinntor Floral Card Design

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Detailed Botanical Illustration

The foundation of these cards lies in the hand-drawn illustration style.

Linework & Shading: Each flower—from the Irises to the Hydrangeas—uses fine, etched lines to create depth and texture. This gives the cards a premium, "artisanal" feel rather than a flat digital look.

Scientific Accuracy: The illustrations mimic classic botanical sketches, capturing the unique anatomy of each species (e.g., the intricate bells of the Lily of the Valley or the sharp geometry of the Bird of Paradise).

Composition and Framing

Full-Bleed Patterns: Most cards use an "all-over" pattern where the flowers extend beyond the edges. This creates a sense of an endless, lush garden.

Negative Space Branding: The brand name KINNTOR and the flower's name are placed in a clean, minimalist Serif font at the bottom center. This allows the artwork to remain the focal point while still being clearly branded.

Decorative Bordering: The 13th card (on the right) demonstrates a different technique: a floral wreath frame. By concentrating the details on the perimeter, it creates a dedicated space in the center for personalized text or messages.