A simple telephone icon made from clean lines and basic shapes.
A simple telephone icon made from clean lines and basic shapes. A simple telephone design for digital projects, suitable for vector editing in Illustrator or Procreate. A stylized illustration of a telephone in vector format. A vector illustration of a classic telephone with a rotary dial and receiver.
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