Meadow Flowers - Field Scabious

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Meadow Flowers - Field Scabious

Meadow Flowers - Field Scabious is the perfect way to dot any meadow, grassland, or weedy wasteland with some lovely pastel blue flowers that provide the perfect habitat for flocks of digital bees and butterflies!

Over 20 different models in 4 wonderfully subtle shades of blue and pink make these great for scattering either singly or using instancing. You can change the shades of your flowers at will using the included materials pre-sets and with medium to low mesh density, so these great plants won't take up too much of your computer's resources! 

Not only are these a perfect addition to your wild renders, but they will also add a little color and grace to your digital flower borders, gardens, and planters! 

And as always, a little goes a long way with small variations in both scale and y rotation settings. Each model can look like many different plants!

So sprinkle some summer meadow on your digital scenes! Combine Meadow Flowers - Field Scabious with the various grass and weed bundles you'll find in my store, and you have a digital meadow bursting with a haze of pretty blue Field Scabious flowers in just a few clicks.

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