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Print of black and red stylized killer whale in profile. Whale is u-shaped with large dorsal fin. Head has large ovoid black eye, red and black detailing, and open mouth with teeth. Small blowhole at neck with vertical lines over top representing water. Small face in profile at tip of tail with circular black eye, red lips, and mouth showing teeth. Another face in profile in dorsal fin with red lips, black nostril, and black ovoid eye. Figure within body facing left with black and red design elements. Face has red lips, black circular eye surrounded by red, red nose. Six rectangular shapes may represent wings.

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