A raccoon illustration featuring the animal holding an umbrella, created as a vector graphic.
A raccoon illustration featuring the animal holding an umbrella, created as a vector graphic. A graphic illustration of a raccoon holding an umbrella. A detailed illustration of a raccoon holding an umbrella in various weather conditions. Raccoon silhouette graphic with umbrella, suitable for clip art and vector design projects.
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