Vector image elderflower, branches with berries, four variants on white

The botanical illustration of honeysuckle is presented in four artistic variations. The upper row showcases three branches of the plant: on the left — a contour drawing with thin black lines, in the center — a silhouette depiction in monochromatic black, on the right — a full-color version with naturalistic green leaves and blue berries. In the lower part of the composition, the fourth variant is placed — a horizontally arranged sprig with blue fruits, executed in the technique of linear drawing in blue tones. Each honeysuckle branch possesses a characteristic structure: elongated leaves are arranged in pairs along the stem, with clusters of oval berries forming between them. Particularly noteworthy is the well-thought-out system of strokes in the contour versions, conveying the form and volume of the plant with a minimal number of lines. The color palette of the full-color variant includes several shades of green for the leaves and a rich blue for the ripe fruits. All four interpretations convey the same botanical structure but differ in their artistic approach to execution. Such an illustration can be applied in the design of textiles, wallpapers, ceramics, packaging for tea or jams, as well as in educational materials on botany, culinary books, or the layout of gardening catalogs.