A full-body illustration of a sitting rabbit in simple line art style.
A full-body illustration of a sitting rabbit in simple line art style. A full-body illustration of a sitting rabbit with a simple outline style. A sitting full-body illustration of a rabbit in a simple design. An illustration of a sitting rabbit, suitable for digital cutouts or designs.
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Discover a beautiful, free SVG clip art rabbit perfect for Easter crafts and projects. Download now and add a personal touch to your creations.

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