A full-body illustration of a Bulldog sitting comfortably, suitable for various design applications.
A full-body illustration of a Bulldog sitting comfortably, suitable for various design applications. A full-body illustration of a Bulldog sitting on its haunches, suitable for use in digital design and craft projects. A detailed vector graphic of a Bulldog in a sitting position, suitable for various designs and crafts. A vector illustration of a sitting bulldog dog breed.
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You can use a software like Adobe Illustrator or Inkscape to isolate the shape you want to recolor by selecting it and using the "Break Apart" tool, then apply a new fill color.

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Check that your DXF file was created with a compatible software and that it is in the correct format for import. You can also try saving the DXF file as a new file or renaming it to see if that resolves the issue.