A mythical creature from fantasy folklore depicted as a full-body standing figure with details suitable for vector art.
A mythical creature from fantasy folklore depicted as a full-body standing figure with details suitable for vector art. A mythical creature standing upright with the body of a dwarf-like being. A mythical creature with a full body standing upright, depicted in a digital vector format. A standing mythical creature with the body of a dwarf, resembling a knome.
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