New Holiday Backgrounds for Your December Projects
December is the busiest design month of the year — sale banners, greeting cards, party invitations, shop announcements, classroom printables. If you make any of those, fresh artwork is the difference between "good enough" and graphics that actually get clicked.
I've created a new batch of holiday illustrations under King of the Affiliates, now rolling into my Adobe Stock portfolio — and four of them are built specifically for December projects. Every one is a clean flat vector style with copy space in the right places, so your headline does the talking.
1. Christmas Sale Background — Red & Gold Gift Boxes
Red and gold presents lined up along the bottom, deep red backdrop, and a big open field up top for your text. This is the one for holiday sale banners, shop header graphics, "sale starts now" posts, and gift-guide covers.
2. Winter Snow Globe — Cozy Village Scene
A snowy little village with warm glowing windows, tucked inside a snow globe. It's the soft, storybook option: Christmas cards, party invitations, winter blog headers, and printable crafts all wear it well.
3. New Year Celebration — Gold Fireworks on Navy
Gold fireworks across the top, confetti down the sides, and a deep navy center with room for your message. Made for New Year's Eve party invites, countdown posts, January sale announcements, and greeting cards that need a little sparkle.
4. Holiday Sale Badge — Blank Gold Starburst
The workhorse of the set: a blank gold starburst badge with a ribbon banner on a festive green background. The center is empty on purpose — drop in your own offer, price, or coupon text and it instantly looks like a promotion.
Browse the Full Set
These four are part of a 10-piece holiday batch — there's also a Thanksgiving harvest table, a Hanukkah background, a gift-wrapping flat lay, a cozy cabin window, a hot cocoa scene, and a snowy pine forest — joining the 50+ illustrations and photos already in the portfolio.
See them all here: King of the Affiliates on Adobe Stock
License the ones that fit your December projects, and check back — new artwork lands in the portfolio regularly.
— King of the Affiliates




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