Vector shape illustration of a splat on a surface, suitable for use in design projects.
Vector shape illustration of a splat on a surface, suitable for use in design projects. A colorful splat shape, suitable for use in various digital design projects. A colorful splat shape made up of various colors and textures. A stylized illustration of a splat shape in various colors, suitable for clip art and vector design.
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Add a pop of fun to your designs with our free SVG splat image! Perfect for clip art, stencils, and more.

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