🌷 Tabler Illustrations v1.14 – Spring & Easter
Spring has arrived in Tabler Illustrations v1.14! Five new graphics — Couple with Bees and Flowers, Chasing Butterflies with a Net, Easter Chick Hatching, Discovering a Hidden Easter Egg, and Gardener Digging Soil — for seasonal campaigns, nature-themed UX, and Easter moments.
Longer days, open windows, and a few new drawings in the folder. 🌷 Tabler Illustrations v1.14 leans into spring and Easter with five scenes built for outdoor energy, gentle humor, and seasonal storytelling — without locking you into a single holiday window. Use them for March and April campaigns, sustainability and growth messaging, or any screen that deserves a breath of fresh air.
🌸 5 New Illustrations for Spring, Nature & Easter
From pollinators to planting soil, these additions pair the Tabler look with themes your users already associate with renewal and discovery:
Couple with Bees and Flowers
Two people among blooms with bees in flight — warm, lively, and unmistakably spring. Reach for it on gardening and eco landing pages, pollinator or biodiversity content, outdoor lifestyle brands, and any hero that should feel like sunshine and petals.
Chasing Butterflies with a Net
Motion, curiosity, and a little play: someone sprinting after butterflies with a net. Ideal for discovery flows, exploratory features, playful empty states, hobby or kids’ experiences, and anywhere “we’re out there looking” is the right metaphor.
Easter Chick Hatching
A chick breaking out of a patterned egg — instant new-beginning energy. Perfect for release notes, onboarding “you’re in” moments, Easter mailers, and product launches framed as something freshly hatched.
Discovering a Hidden Easter Egg
Surprise marks, foliage, a basket, and a big patterned egg: classic hunt vibes with a modern flat treatment. Use it for Easter promos, gamified reveals, “you found it” achievements, and family-friendly seasonal campaigns.
Gardener Digging Soil
Hat, shovel, sprouts in pots, and hands in the dirt — growth you can see. Great for gardening apps, sustainability sections, community or education products, and metaphors around planting ideas and nurturing long-term value.
