With Christmas less than 10 days away, you are probably thinking about adding some festive posts to your social media feeds.
I have crafted 3 images especially for this time of year. Feel free to use them for your social media feeds, websites and digital creations as you see fit - my only requests, as always, are not to redistribute the images for sale or download or use them in a way that would suggest Eyes On Eye Care endorse your business or products. You are more than welcome to customise the images, such as add your logo or contact details if needed. If you wish me to create anything custom, feel free to contact me for a quote.
Seasons Greetings Snowman
Not that we experience much snow in the parts of the UK I live in, the snowman is a classic feature in most festive images. Use this image to share season's greetings with your page followers.
To download the image, right click on the image and select "Save As" or follow this link: SEASONS GREETINGS SNOWMAN and then right click and select "Save As". The latter will be in the full 1080 resolution.
Merry Christmas Holly
This rather simple design wishes your followers a Merry Christmas.
To download the image, right click on the image and select "Save As" or follow this link: MERRY CHRISTMAS HOLLY and then right click and select "Save As". The latter will be in the full 1080 resolution.
Happy New Year Firework
I know many will not be sad to see the end of 2020, so use this image to celebrate the new year with your followers.
To download the image, right click on the image and select "Save As" or follow this link: HAPPY NEW YEAR FIREWORK and then right click and select "Save As". The latter will be in the full 1080 resolution.
I hope these images prove useful to your business (or otherwise). I will try and add some extra images ready for January 2021. In the meantime, feel free to explore the rest of the gallery and start planning your marketing strategy for 2021!
Have a wonderful Christmas (restrictions allowing) and I look forward to sharing more content in the new year!
Merry Christmas,
Jason
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