A fantasy character illustration featuring a wizard with a pointed hat and long white beard.
A fantasy character illustration featuring a wizard with a pointed hat and long white beard. A medieval-style wizard with a long beard and pointed hat, holding a staff. A medieval-style wizard with a pointed hat on his head, surrounded by magical elements. A medieval-style wizard with a long white beard and pointed hat, surrounded by magical elements.
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Weaving Magic into Your Designs with This Beautiful Wizard SVG Clip Art

Add magic to your designs with this enchanting SVG wizard clip art, perfect for fantasy-themed crafts and projects.

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