Conifer Style Illustrations

Doobry leans into quirky objects and playful characters, while Conifer stays non-representational with textured shapes that never resolve into recognizable things.

Fauna builds abstracted plants and animals with softer storytelling. Conifer skips recognizable subjects and focuses purely on color, grain and movement.

Warp bends grids and perspective lines around interfaces. Conifer removes structure almost completely and replaces it with fluid blobs and overlapping stains.

3D Crystex uses faceted crystals and depth. Conifer is flat, textile-like and grainy, which blends more easily into minimal layouts.

Initial focuses on typographic monograms with graphic ornament. Conifer avoids letters and works as freeform backgrounds behind existing brand type.

Atomic emphasizes clear geometric modules and crisp edges. Conifer embraces irregular silhouettes and rough textures that feel more organic.

Elastic stretches shapes with smooth gradients and polished vector surfaces. Conifer prefers chalky grain, saturated blocks and softer, fabric-like edges.

Droll introduces characters and humorous micro-scenes. Conifer removes narrative elements and instead supports content through abstract rhythm and color.

Willowy features elongated figures and delicate lines. Conifer abandons figurative drawing and replaces people with shifting color masses.

3D Mini offers tiny isometric objects with clear volume. Conifer has no shading or depth and reads more like painted collage.

Textures focuses on standalone surfaces for overlays. Conifer combines texture with composed shapes designed as finished illustrations for interfaces.

3D Glassy gleams with transparent objects and light reflections. Conifer keeps everything matte, saturated and flat, which suits bold graphic layouts.