Peek a Boo & Coffee Illustration

"How much do I love you, baby girl!" Mother enjoying a relaxing game of peek-a-boo with her baby and a hot cup of coffee. This illustration was created with my favorite Copicsketch markers. AND a touch of golden glitter! Design is perfect for all types of paper projects, invites, cards, special events, journal covers, etc. Better yet, print it, frame it and hang it to brighten up any room in your home or office. - Click to enlarge entire image. Artist's signature will appear within design on PNG image. - 1 JPEG: 8.5 x 11 in. - 1 PNG: 8.5 x 11 in. - Both images: 300 DPI - File size: 8.30 MB - Compatible with most graphic design programs: Ai, Ps, etc. --- All images are protected by copyright. Thank you for adhering to copyright laws and licensing agreements outlined here on creative market's website. PROHIBITED USE: To sell the graphics as a product "as is" or as clipart. Artwork may NOT be edited in any fashion. End Products must not redistribute the original item to any third parties in a manner that allows for the extraction of the original item. Items purchased under the Standard License may be used to create End Products for Sale where lifetime sales of that Product do not exceed 500 units! Should you wish to sell more than 500 units, the purchase of an Extended License is required which gives you the rights to unlimited sales or you can purchase multiple standard licenses. For more info please visit Please let me know if you have any questions. See more of my illustrations by visiting my website link found just below my profile here on Creative Market! Happy Creating! Yoli Fae of faeDesign! Common Licensing questions for graphics: Can I use a pattern to create a new fabric that I sell? With the Commercial license or Extended Commercial license, yes. However, keep in mind that, under the Commercial License, your fabric's design must be significantly different than the original pattern; require time, effort, and skill to produce; and not derive its primary value from the pattern itself. Can I use an illustration I purchase here as my company's logo? If you purchase a Commercial or Extended Commercial license, you may use an illustration as part of your logo, as long as the illustration is 1 modified and 2 not the dominant element of the logo. However, you must disclaim the asset if registering for Trademark protection, and you may not enforce any rights on the asset itself. Can I use a graphic in my product's label or packaging? With a commercial license, yes. Since packaging counts as an End Product, the Commercial license allows you to create up to 5,000 lifetime packages, and the Extended Commercial license allows for 250,000. If you purchase the graphic under the Commercial license, your packaging or label must be significantly different than the original asset, require time, effort, and skill to produce, and not derive its primary value from the graphic itself. If the label or package is not for a commercial product but a personal project like a sticker or container, you are allowed to use a purchased graphic in this way under the Personal license.