A full-body illustration of a sea turtle surrounded by love hearts, emphasizing its connection to seaside environments.
A full-body illustration of a sea turtle surrounded by love hearts, emphasizing its connection to seaside environments. A full-body illustration of a sea turtle with hearts surrounding its shell, suitable for vector graphics. Illustration of a full-body sea turtle with decorative love hearts, suitable for vector design and digital cutting. A stylized illustration of a sea turtle with love hearts, suitable for use in vector designs and digital projects.
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