Illustrated Recipes Creator

Just in time for the feasting season, I had the most fun creating this super cute Illustrated Recipes Creator. Yes, you can now make your own illustrated recipes, without actually illustrating them and in a fraction of the time. I had been obsessing over this idea for a while now and I thought that maybe this would put a smile on your face as it surely did put on mine when I realised that illustrated recipes shouldn't be only for super talented artists. Its a simple and beautiful way of sharing with your loved ones recipes made by you or maybe some family heirlooms! The "aha" moment came when I was struggling to remember an old cake recipe that my grandma used to make when I was a child. I managed to remember most of the ingredients and procedure and I wrote them down on a piece of paper and then I thought, how precious this old cake recipe would look illustrated and how awesome it would be if I could share it with my closest friends through season cards, of birthday cards etc. This pack contains so many elements, from fruits to veggies, nuts, seeds, dairy products, vegan products, meats, oils, seafood, pasta, herbs and spices, base ingredients, text enhancers, florals and as a BONUS : a set of Christmas floral illustrations from my previous winter pack to help set the winter mood. Also this pack contains an awesome calendar creator/template PSD just as you see in the slides, to make your own illustrated calendar with seasonal recipes for each month. Add in your name and who is for and you got a precious gift for the New Year to come. Also 3 recipe cards templates with different styles to keep your most precious family recipes safe PSD and with style or to gift as a greeting card to your family and friends. You can make a variety of things with this pack and to give you a few ideas: 1. Recipe Posters 2. Recipe Cards 3. Use them for your food blog 4. Create trendy tea towels and print them, with your best recipes then share with friends, family or clients. 5. Keep a food journal 6. Kitchen prints and here I have a few ideas: "eat your greens", "antioxidant fruits", "vegan sources of calcium", "fall foods", "spring foods", summer foods", "winter foods", "eat the rainbow", "bake essentials", "cheese poster", "how to pickle", "eat local" - just to name a few ideas that didn't make it in the slides. Also in case you are wondering what font combinations I used here they are: 1. - this gem was so hidden away and hasn't gotten any attention lately! Such a lovely romantic and rustic font, maybe is just me but I got a nostalgia after those times when fonts were so rustic and inky by the amazing Graphic Box! 2. Nicky Laatz of course she has the most amazing collection of fonts that fit such a large variety of projects: I got this on a huge discount Thanks Nicky 3 - this one fitted perfectly the look I was going for! 3. - this one is also a little hidden gem! Such a beautiful handcrafted serif! Of course I could not cover every fruit, vegetable and food in the world but please do let me know what items you would like to see included in the next update : Ok, I think I covered almost everything, if you have any issues or questions please write me a PM , with comments I have a hard time keeping up especially because I travel and I have days and days of no connection! Thank you for understanding! Isabelle