Free orange clipart — watercolor illustrations in orange tones on transparent backgrounds, from autumn foliage to chanterelles and warm florals. Browse by color when orange anchors your design.
59 transparent-PNG images across 6 collections · free for commercial use · no attribution required
Ten watercolor clipart images of the male Baltimore Oriole in flame orange and black, perched on branches, leafy twigs and budding stems. A spring migrant and the state bird of Maryland.
10 watercolor clipart quaking aspens in peak fall color: white trunks under round gold, amber and yellow-orange leaves, plus one tree caught halfway between summer green and gold.
Ten watercolor clipart images of maple trees in fall color: scarlet, crimson, orange and gold canopies, a young sapling, a windswept tree and one still turning from green. Made for autumn cards and Thanksgiving designs.
10 watercolor oak trees in autumn color: golden-brown, russet, amber, bronze and chestnut canopies, from a young oak to a weathered old one, one with acorns, all with sturdy trunks and spreading branches.
10 watercolor pumpkin clipart images, each a named variety: classic orange, white ghost, deep red-orange, blue-gray Jarrahdale, warty and striped heirlooms, a pale Long Island Cheese and a small mini. Free transparent PNGs for harvest and Thanksgiving designs.
9 watercolor fall leaf clipart images, each a single leaf from a named tree: sugar maple, red and white oak, ginkgo, sweetgum, aspen, beech and more, in reds, golds and rust browns. Free transparent PNGs for Thanksgiving and leaf-ID lessons.
Every orange image is a high-resolution transparent PNG — download individual images from any collection above, drop them straight into your design, and use them in personal or commercial work.
✓ Free for commercial use — UsefulPix Content License →Orange is mostly autumn here: pumpkins, fall leaves, and maple, oak and aspen trees in fall color. The exception is the Baltimore oriole, a bright orange spring bird. Orange pairs well with deep teal or navy text for contrast.