Gothmas Word Art is a set of 14 gothic Christmas word art pieces: eight titled plaques in aged paper and tarnished metal, and six blank labels you fill in yourself. A skull sits under Merry & Macabre, and the midnight ticket is good for one wish.
The blank labels use the same frames as the titled pieces, so a date you write on one sits in the set and not beside it. Put the Christmas word art at the top of a page and a blank label under the photo.
What’s included
- Eight titled pieces: A Very Gothic Christmas, December 25, Gothmas, Meet Me at Midnight, Merry & Macabre, Merry Everything, The Darkest Night and Under the Mistletoe
- Six blank labels: a gothic arch tag, an oval plate, black, bronze and burgundy rectangles, and a torn-edge ticket
File format and sizes
- 14 PNG files with transparent backgrounds
- Roughly 1,200 to 1,800 pixels on the long edge, 300 DPI
- Instant digital download
Works with
The files place straight into Procreate, Photoshop, Canva, GoodNotes, Affinity or Artisan. Any app that opens a PNG will work. Because the backgrounds are transparent, each piece drops onto a dark page without a white box behind it.
What you can make
Use the titles as page headings in a Christmas junk journal or a memory-keeping album, and write dates, names or short captions on the blank labels. They also suit card making, planner pages and digital collage.
Licence
For personal and small-business use. You can sell finished products made with the art, like cards, prints and journals. You can’t share, redistribute or resell the files themselves.
Instant download
Your files are ready the moment you check out. The download link is on your order confirmation and in your account, so you can come back for it later.
Questions
Can I write on the blank labels?
Yes. The six blanks are empty in the middle, so a date or a name in your own handwriting sits inside the frame.
Are the backgrounds transparent?
Yes. Every piece is a cut-out PNG.
Does it go with other Gothmas sets?
Yes. It matches Gothmas Elements, the Gothmas ATC Cards and the Gothmas papers.
