A single leaf with intricate details, suitable for vector art designs.
A single leaf with intricate details, suitable for vector art designs. An isolated design of a leaf created with scalable graphics technology. A single green leaf illustration with detailed veins and edges. An outline design of a stylized leaf for digital crafting or design projects.
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