Electric Guitar Music Splash Embroidery Design, Instant Download

The guitar sits at a slight lean with the neck pointing up and left, and behind it there are these bold irregular paint splash shapes fanning out like an explosion froze mid-air. Not a realistic guitar, not a logo guitar. More like a concert poster artist drew it, then someone threw paint at it, and then we stitched the result.

6 colours: a dark charcoal brown for the guitar body, warm tan for the neck and fret details, then 4 vivid splash colours, red, yellow, teal and a deep purple, that overlap and layer around it. The density is 1,061 per square centimetre, so those splash fills come out solid and bold. Directional fill on the body section runs vertically to give it a wood-grain suggestion without actually digitising tiny wood lines.

I get a lot of messages from people making custom band merch with this one. One customer last december ordered three sizes to figure out what worked best on a cotton tour tee front. She went with the 6.5 inch version, said it looked like a proper screen print from across the room. That kind of comment is why I spent extra time on the splash fill angles.

4 sizes, starting at 4.5 inches and going 7.5 top end. Stitch count runs from 29,467 to 54,216, its a dense complex design. Use a proper cutaway stabiliser, even on woven twill or denim, the fill density'll stress thinner tearaway. Back it with a mesh topping on velvet or fleece if youre after crisp sharp fills throughout.

Message me if the file doesnt open correctly in your software and Ill send a compatible format right away. Goes well on tees, hoodies, guitar straps and music room canvas panels.