A vector design illustration of a messy splatter pattern in multiple colors.
A vector design illustration of a messy splatter pattern in multiple colors. Illustrative splat shape with rounded edges, ideal for vector designs and clip art. A colorful splat shape made from vector art, ideal for use in various design projects. A colorful, rounded shape resembling a splat of slime on a background.
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Beautiful SVG Shapes: Download a Free Splat Design

Download a beautiful SVG splat shape perfect for your next craft project, ideal for use with Cricut cutting machines or as clip art in Procreate and Illustrator.

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