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Dotwork: 40 vector halftones ⚫⚪
Print-style dots for digital design.
→ Halftone fades, 3D forms and textures
→ Bold type: WOW, NEW, IDEA, YES
→ Real vectors: any size, any colour
$5 on the Framer Marketplace: https://www.framer.com/marketplace/templates/kiln-mcp/
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