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Collection of Scab Cliparts (42)

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A tight set of scab images optimized for clarity at small sizes, ideal for badges, labels, and infographic callouts.

When the catch is bigger than expected-and wears a shirt!
The image is a digital illustration of a bride and groom. The bride is wearing a white wedding dress with a pink and green flower bouquet in her hand. She has blonde hair styled in an updo and is holding the groom's hand. The groom is also wearing a black tuxedo with a white shirt and black pants. They are standing close together and looking at each other. Above them, there is a text that reads "Here Comes the Bride" in a cursive font. The background is white.
A sweet illustration of twin babies happily reading books during potty time, combining literacy and developmental milestones.
Classic line-art illustration of a mite’s dorsal view, highlighting leg structure, sensory hairs, and body segmentation.
A solemn silhouette of someone in deep prayer-hands clasped, head bowed-in a moment of quiet reverence and spiritual connection.
The image is of three balloons of different colors - red, orange, and green. The balloons are inflated and have white strings attached to them. The red balloon is on the left side of the image, the orange balloon is in the middle, and the green balloon is at the bottom. The colors of the balloons are vibrant and the balloons appear to be floating in the air. The background is plain white.
A clean, hand-drawn style potato illustration perfect for food blogs and infographics.
Cross-section of a typical apothecial ascocarp, revealing asci lined with developing ascospores and surrounding sterile hyphae.
Always cough or sneeze into your elbow-not your hands-to reduce transmission of illness.
Parents gently helping their son secure a cast after an arm injury-a tender, supportive scene every caregiver recognizes.
A happy young reader enjoying a storybook adorned with delicate pink blossoms.
A friendly illustration asking “What’s a Scab?”-perfect for explaining wound care basics.
This cheeky turkey is ready for dinner-just not as the main course!
A joyful emoji getting active with dumbbells-because working out should be fun!
A sweet, wide-eyed duckling sits peacefully in a cross-legged pose-ideal for coloring or storytelling with young children.
A classic line drawing captures the intense focus and biomechanics of competitive rowing, highlighting posture, oar grip, and stroke timing.
A simple, stylized open hand icon-ideal for indicating “stop,” “pause,” or “hand raise” actions in digital interfaces.
A spirited bulldog mascot proudly clutching a basketball, ready to cheer on the team!
A friendly cartoon mouse sits alert, sniffing the air with whiskers fanned out and a gracefully curved tail.
A standard adhesive bandage featuring a red cross symbol and breathable perforations, commonly used for minor wound care.
Marvin the Martian stands confidently, ready to thwart Earthlings with his signature charm and mischievous grin.
This spirited softball character brings fun and energy to any sports-themed project-ideal for teams, camps, or school events.
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Illustration of fungal infection on a leaf, depicting surface lesions, spore clusters, and internal tissue invasion.
Peeling scab. A cartoon hand peels a large scab off of skin
A person’s knee displaying textured, hyperpigmented plaques-typical of chronic inflammatory skin conditions like psoriasis.
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A young child shows a healing scar on their knee, a common reminder of childhood falls and scrapes.
Meet the lively trio of red blood cells-happy, energetic, and ready to teach you about circulation!
“Heck, we’re out here anyway.” A humorous take on labor strikes where demands range from serious to absurd.
A set of four expressive, stylized zombie faces-each with unique color schemes, decay effects, and grotesque features-perfect for spooky artwork.
A surgeon carefully positions a split-thickness skin graft over a surgically prepared wound, secured with sutures.
Classic psoriasis plaques on hairy skin: well-demarcated, erythematous lesions with adherent silvery scale.
A union member stands firm while confronting a dazed coworker labeled “SCABS,” highlighting tensions during labor disputes.
A colorful classroom-themed graphic helping young learners recognize and practice CVC and CVCC word patterns ending in -ab, -al, -at, -aw, and more.
A persistent, crusted lesion on the knee with surrounding erythema and scaling-common in chronic inflammatory or infectious skin conditions.
A sharp-witted cartoon lampooning labor tensions by twisting the iconic “Workers of the World, Unite!” slogan into a defiant call for strikebreakers.
A playful yet slightly mischievous cartoon creature blending bat and fox traits, ideal for creative storytelling or branding.
This illustration shows typical bruising patterns on the hand after trauma-most visible on the thumb and finger tips.
A healing superficial scrape on the skin, showing clotted blood and early tissue repair.
Hanging a towel over the mirror helps reduce steam buildup and keeps the surface clear-useful for maintaining focus during self-care routines.