magical landscape with swirl branch and light butterfly

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2013-09-13

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magical landscape with swirl branch and light butterfly.

This vector resource includes the following elements:

Butterfly,Landscape,Magical

 


This vector contains the following main colors: Oregon,Nutmeg Wood Finish,Stiletto,Grenadier,Red Stage

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    Butterfly Landscape Magical Oregon Nutmeg Wood Finish Stiletto Grenadier Red Stage

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landscape wiki:
ean:The layout of a land area, particularly with respect to its appearance and character. A landscape includes such elements as landforms, bodies of water, flora and fauna, and lighting and weather conditions (the natural elements), as well as human presence and human-built elements (the cultural elements or built environment). See also Landscape Architecture, Landscape Ecology and Landscape Engineering, Landscape Planning, Landscape Design. See more at Wikipedia.org...

swirl wiki:
were a Sydney, Australia-based indie rock band. They formed around 1990, released three albums: their debut Aurora (around 1991), which was mostly rock with some shoegazer elements (such as extensive use of guitar fuzz and reverb on vocals). Their next album, 1994's The Last Unicorn went further into shoegazing territory, with layered, feedback-washed guitar solos and ambient instrumental tracks between songs; it also featured a guest performance by Lara Goodridge, later of the FourPlay String Quartet, on violin. In subsequent years, Swirl released a few EPs and played live in Sydney, Melbourne and other Australian cities. See more at Wikipedia.org...


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