Female royalty character design in vector format.
Female royalty character design in vector format. A digital illustration of a young princess, created as vector art for easy editing and customization. Female royalty character designed as a vector graphic. An SVG vector art design featuring a young girl dressed as royalty with a crown and royal attire.
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