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Two Torn Brown Paper Pieces on a Grid Paper Background ripped aged Royalty Free Stock Photo

Paper with grid lines torn into pieces Royalty Free Stock Photo

Torn pieces of textured paper are arranged in a grid pattern. The paper has rough, fraye Royalty Free Stock Photo

A trendy halftone collage. A set of torn pieces of paper with a vintage blue grid texture. Creative doodle elements Royalty Free Stock Photo

Torn graph grid paper pieces set. Ripped squared checkered notebook scraps texture Royalty Free Stock Photo

Abstract Torn Grid Paper Pieces A Collection of Ripped Textured Paper Fragments for Design Art or Craft Projects Royalty Free Stock Photo

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Realistic vintage torn and burnt notebook paper pieces set with scorched edges, including grid, lined, and blank Vector Royalty Free Stock Photo

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Torn and cut grid paper pieces on white background Generative by AI Royalty Free Stock Photo

A clean, overhead shot features a grid of sixteen torn white paper pieces arranged on a smooth, light gray background. Each fragment has rough, irregular edges, suggesting a spontaneous or deliberate tearing process. The lighting creates subtle shadows, giving the paper a slight three-dimensional feel. This image is ideal for concepts related to notes, messages, ideas, drafts, or the fragmentation of information.