Yellow and White Repetitive Floral Pattern

Daffodil Pattern

This yellow and white repetitive floral pattern is a symmetrical arrangement that presents a richly layered look. The pattern is inspired by nature-based patterns and macro photography, and it's hyper-realistic wildlife portraits are reminiscent of National Geographic photos. The yellow and white flowers are arranged in a repetitive and accumulated style, with white flowers surrounding the yellow ones. The overall effect is soft, romantic scenes that inspire nature-inspired camouflage. The pattern features a focus stacking style inspired by David Burdeny and Stanley Spencer, and it presents a sun-soaked color palette. The daffodils are close to each other and presented in a style that is similar to Serge Marshennikov's UHD image. This pattern can be used to add a touch of nature and softness to various items.

This floral pattern can be used to add a hint of nature to your living room curtains, bedspreads, and pillow covers. You can also use this pattern to add a touch of softness to a plain-colored shirt or dress. Don't forget to add a bit of sunshine to your daily journaling with this pattern as the cover.