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Open the editor ↗A dolphin stays readable through its curved back, projecting snout and fins. Compare leaping cartoons, swimming profiles and simpler outline studies without losing the tail notch.
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Preserve the snout, dorsal fin and dolphin-style body proportions. A generic oval with a triangular tail can lose the mammal construction.
Use a curved diagonal body and a clear upward head angle. A small water accent is optional if the silhouette already communicates the motion.
The fluke notch has merged during reduction. Widen that opening and keep both tail lobes connected to the body.
Draw the back as a smooth stepped contour and let the dorsal fin interrupt it clearly.