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A digital illustration of a cute Corgi's head. An illustration of a Corgi's head with intricate details, suitable for vector design. A detailed illustration of a Corgi's head, suitable for vector design and cutting machine projects. An editable vector graphic of a Corgi breed dog face suitable for personal projects.
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