Web Trends 2015: Brush up on the Watercolor Design Trend

Kelsey Bryant
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Featured image: Aurora Wienhold (via Deviant Art)

Featured image: Aurora Wienhold

Fine art and graphic design meet with this painterly approach. Both whimsical and feminine, the faux watercolor trend is the perfect way to give your design a more personalized touch. It’s a style that’s perfect for boutiques and creative businesses looking for something a little outside the standard ‘flat color’ look.

We’ve gathered together some of our favorite print and online designs that rock this texturized wash. Enjoy!

“Solo” book cover by The Heads of State
“Solo” book cover by The Heads of State

Tide Retreat business cards by Bland Designs
Tide Retreat business cards by Bland Designs

The Great Catering Co. by Strategy Design & Advertising
The Great Catering Co. by Strategy Design & Advertising

Reverie Creative logo by ∞ Ines ∞
Reverie Creative logo by ∞ Ines ∞

Encens website by Julary Nguyen (via Behance)
Encens website by Julary Nguyen (via Behance)

Run Wild Photography logo by S A V
Run Wild Photography logo by S A V

Holli Thompson business cards (via Viewers Like You)
Holli Thompson business cards (via Viewers Like You

Olvi Cider by Bond (via BP&O)Olvi Cider by Bond (via BP&O)

Website for Koa
Website for Koa

Nomad Food Co. logo by sanjar
Nomad Food Co. logo by sanjar

Greta Madline business cards (via Daily Inspiration)
Greta Madline business cards (via Daily Inspiration)

Subway Haiku” book cover by gcano
“Subway Haiku” book cover by gcano

Evolution Fresh by Hornall Anderson (via The Dieline)
Evolution Fresh by Hornall Anderson (via The Dieline)

“2013 Year in Review” infographic by Lauren Ledbetter
“2013 Year in Review” infographic by Lauren Ledbetter

Have any favorites getting in on the watercolor design trend? Share them in the comments!

Republished with permission from the 99designs Designer Blog.