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Collection of Outgoings (18)

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A simplified brain illustration showing active neural connections and synaptic activity.
A classic red mailbox with its flag up, brimming with blue, green, and orange envelopes-representing active email communication.
A minimalist megaphone icon indicating loudspeaker communication or urgent messaging.
This energetic hedgehog is ready to draw, write, or teach-ideal for sparking creativity in young learners!
A lively, expressive cartoon ballerina captured mid-twirl-great for coloring or classroom fun!
A fun, hand-drawn “Social Butterfly” sticker blending whimsical typography with a vividly patterned butterfly design.
An arrow entering an envelope visually signals sending or submitting an email message.
A clean, flat-style icon representing wireless or internet-based phone calls, perfect for apps and websites offering VoIP services.
A vintage-inspired line drawing of a poised woman shrugging, evoking mid-century elegance and playful uncertainty.
A playful, nostalgic logo for The Music Man, where music and sweet treats collide in vibrant red and gold.
Meet the ultimate office mascot: a friendly, suit-wearing hippo ready to tackle the workday with enthusiasm!
A versatile set of bidirectional arrow icons-ideal for indicating data swapping, language switching, or reversible actions in digital interfaces.
A minimalist double-capsule icon symbolizing combination therapy or dual-component drug design.
Placeholder: Black screen indicating missing or pending visual content.
A lively anthropomorphic bowling ball with expressive eyes, a big smile, and yellow arms and legs, proudly displaying two red bowling pins.
A classic phone receiver with a downward arrow-commonly used to represent incoming calls or call-related actions.
This icon signals that an email could not be delivered-commonly used in email clients and error messages.
A classic airmail envelope opened to reveal a letter-symbolizing trusted, global communication.
Surprised cartoon boy checks his mailbox for mail.