Description

Science 101 {Around the LAB} by Mixed Media by Erin

Science 101 {Around the LAB} is a personal use element pack that features items and objects that you would find in various scientific laboratory envorinments.

There are 83 unique elements.

This digital art product includes:

5 specimen trays
abacus
bookcase
3 book stacks
book
bottle
set of vintage bottles
7 bugs
bug wheel
2 cameras
calcuator
chalkboard
clipboard
cloxk
dagger
dial
explosion
fire
2 flasks
lamp
lantern
lightbulb
set of lights
inkwell
hourglass
globe
2 machines
microscope
2 mushrooms
nuts and bolts scatter
pen
3 petri dishes
2 robots
9 rocks
skeleton
skull
slate
smoke
stick
2 tables
2 telescopes
4 terrariums
3 sets of test tubes
wastebin
4 wood slices
mortar and pestle

Elements are digital (.png format) and saved at 300 ppi.

Please NOTE:.

Creative Team Layouts use items from the entire Science 101 Collections and Packs. Please read the included items carefully.
Previously Released at a different store. Please check your stash to avoid duplicates.

Designed for digital scrapbook, art journaling pages and photo books but can also be used for greeting cards, party decorations, cup cake toppers, invitations, name tags, or any printable art project.

Colors: black, red, blue, green, orange, yellow

Theme: school, science, experiments, women in science, exploration, engineering
Season: suitable for any season

Information about this product:

License: Personal Use, Scrap for Hire (S4H) and Scrap for Others (S4O).
License: Commerical Use by Digital Scrapbook Designers, Personal Use, Scrap for Hire (S4H) and Scrap for Others (S4O)
Some of the Creative Team pages in the detailed images may include elements NOT INCLUDED in this product. Please check the detail description for what is included with this product.
All products are created at 300 ppi for quality printing results.
Elements (if included) are provided in PNG format: which are generally compatible with all applications.
Papers (if included) are provided in JPG format; 12" x 12" unless otherwise specified
Tif format (if included) is the same as PSD format but can be used by any application that can open a layered file.

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