1 / 10
Crow Clipart: 30 Designs from Solid Crow Silhouettes to Detailed Black Crows on Pumpkins and Bare Branches with Sayings
Thirty crows that go from flat charcoal silhouettes in sixteen poses to fully feathered black birds with slate-blue highlights, perched on orange pumpkins, bare branches and leafy twigs, plus a flock of five and four lettered fall designs. Every design comes in a color folder and a single-ink folder.
$4.99
Buy any 3 or more printables and save 20% at checkout.
- Download right after payment — link works for 30 days, up to 5 downloads
- Files arrive as a ZIP with your license PDF inside
- Secure checkout by Stripe · Refund policy
These crow clipart designs run from flat shapes to fully feathered birds. The first sixteen are solid charcoal silhouettes with sharp beaks, spread toes and ragged wing tips. The other fourteen are detailed black crows with slate-blue highlights on each feather group, several of them perched on orange pumpkins or on branches carrying a few rust and gray leaves. Charcoal, slate, pumpkin orange and bark brown are the only colors, which is what gives the set its fall look.
The 16 silhouettes
Six stay on the ground: standing in profile, looking back over its shoulder, head down foraging, mid-step, calling with the beak open to the sky, and preening under one wing. Five are in the air: level flight, wings raised on the upstroke, wings swept down, landing with the feet forward, and wings spread wide while gripping a twig. The last five stand on something: a bare forked branch, a broken fence post, a pumpkin with a curled vine, a cut stump, and one crow seen straight from the front.
Detailed crows, scenes and sayings
- Studies (17–22): an alert crow standing tall, a flight study with both wings up, a crow on a leafy branch looking back, one on a ribbed pumpkin, one with a wing stretched out while it preens, and a head-and-chest portrait with every feather drawn.
- Scenes (23–26): a crow gripping a bare branch, a crow on a bright orange pumpkin, five crows flying in a rising diagonal line, and three crows sitting in one leafy bough.
- Sayings (27–30): a crow above bold rounded capitals. CAW & COZY has a standing crow, MIDNIGHT PERCH a crow on a branch of autumn leaves, PUMPKIN LOOKOUT a crow on a small pumpkin, and AFTER DARK a crow on a bare branch.
Color and single-ink folders
For 01–16 the two folders hold identical silhouette files, so there is nothing extra to choose. For the detailed crows the difference is large. A color file is built from roughly 770 to 1,550 flat color shapes. The single-ink file is one dark charcoal layer (#242A30), and it takes two forms: studies 17–22 and sayings 27–29 become clean contour drawings, open feather lines with the body left blank, while scenes 23–26 and the AFTER DARK design keep a dense, engraved look of dark feathers.
The DXF files hold closed contours rather than colors. A silhouette DXF has between 1 and 7 pieces, the extra ones being parts like the pumpkin vine or the fence rail. The detailed designs carry far more: about 210 to 560 contours in single-ink and 2,200 to 4,500 in color. For a vinyl decal or a quick cut, start with a silhouette. On a laser, set each contour to cut, score or engrave in your own software, and try the thin toes and feather tips on a scrap of the material first.
Sizes
Each PNG is a 3600-pixel square, 12 inches at 300 dpi, with a clear margin of roughly three-quarters of an inch around the artwork. Every DXF opens on a 10-inch canvas with the crow itself between about 4.5 and 8.8 inches across. The SVGs use a 1000-unit box, and programs read that size differently, so set the width after import. The guide’s starting points are 6 to 8 inches wide for a window decal and 10 to 11 inches for an adult shirt front.
