Artistic Lilac and Cream PNG Pack for Dip Pen & Ink Essentials Pack
Dreamy Props for Calligraphy, Journaling & Branding
The Artistic Lilac and Cream PNG Pack offers a whimsical blend of soft lilacs, creamy neutrals, and elegant writing tools—perfect for creatives who love a romantic and dreamy palette. Designed for calligraphers, stationery designers, and journaling enthusiasts, this pack brings a playful yet refined energy to your visual projects.
This curated set includes 21 high-resolution transparent PNGs, featuring ink bottles, dip pens, paper, nibs, and realistic ink splashes—all in tones of lavender, cream, and soft metallics. Whether you’re crafting a flatlay, building a brand aesthetic, or designing Pinterest-ready visuals, these props are made to impress.
All elements are drag-and-drop ready in Canva, Procreate, Photoshop, and Affinity. For editable versions that allow full customization (color and content), check out the Dip Pen & Ink Essentials Pack.
Features
- 21 transparent PNG props in soft lilac and cream tones
- Includes dip pens, calligraphy nibs, ink bottles, markers, paper, ruler, and ink drops
- Ideal for calligraphy-themed visuals, journaling mockups, and digital scrapbooking
- Compatible with Canva, Photoshop, Procreate, Affinity, and other popular tools
- Simply drag and drop—no advanced editing skills needed
- Nº of Items 21
- DPI 300
- File Size 19.9 MB
- File Type .png
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- Collections Calligraphy CollectionDesktop
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madeline.rendo (verified owner) –
I fell in love with this lilac color! It is so beautiful. I love the different ink spills as it brings representation to the messiness of working with ink. Overall, this is a really creative set that adds a beautiful pop of color to my work! The various pens allow for so much freedom with fonts and lines.
Roman –
“The messiness of working with ink” — that’s the whole reason the spills are in there. Real ink doesn’t land in neat shapes, and a set that pretends otherwise never quite looks right. Glad the lilac found a home in your work.
Roman