Illustrated full body dinosaur, specifically a triceratops, in a simple line drawing style.
Illustrated full body dinosaur, specifically a triceratops, in a simple line drawing style. A simple line drawing of a full-body triceratops dinosaur in a prehistoric landscape. A simple line drawing of a prehistoric triceratops dinosaur in full body form. A simple line drawing of a baby triceratops dinosaur in prehistoric style.
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Add a touch of prehistoric charm to your designs with our free vector art of a majestic Triceratops in simple line drawing style.

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