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SOL Phone on Blue Book and Acrylic Chair Mockup

$16.00

A phone placed on a blue book atop an acrylic chair creates an easy, color-driven moment for mobile work. Please note that the book cover is fixed and not editable.

Use the built-in smart layers in Photoshop to place your designs directly into the scene—no heavy lifting required.

Save more when you choose the complete Solstice Mockup Collection.

A phone placed on a blue book atop an acrylic chair creates an easy, color-driven moment for mobile work. Please note that the book cover is fixed and not editable.

Use the built-in smart layers in Photoshop to place your designs directly into the scene—no heavy lifting required.

Save more when you choose the complete Solstice Mockup Collection.

    • 1 Adobe Creative Photoshop file

    • File Size: 67.1 MB

    • Dimensions: 4000 × 2668 px

    • User Manual PDF

    Photoshop CC is required to open the mockup files.

  • You’ll need the latest version of Photoshop CC to use these mockups.

    All text, imagery, fonts, and layouts shown in the previews are for demonstration only. The files you receive include a minimal color background and a flattened example text layer, meant purely as a visual placeholder so you can see how the scene is structured before adding your own work.

    Inside your download, you’ll find an instructions file that walks you through the included effects and adjustment layers, plus a few notes to help you tailor the mockups to your liking.

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  • The mockup product listing features A Crystal Fruit Stand with Peaches, Quinces, and Jasmine by Fede Galizia. The image appears as a placeholder within the Solstice mockups and is not provided in the file download.

    Painted in the early 1600s, Fede Galizia’s luminous still life brings warmth, abundance, and an old-world glow to the Solstice mockups. Galizia was a pioneering Italian painter whose early still lifes helped define the genre and earned her a rare place in art history as one of its first celebrated women artists.