Free illustration of a family discovering a bear in the distance and being vigilant

Safety of family leisure and hiking

For enlightenment to keep a distance from bears and protect children

A free illustration depicting a father pointing and a mother pulling her child close to protect him after discovering a bear (silhouette) in the grass in the distance during hiking or a picnic. Family cooperation and crisis management are drawn with a loose hand-drawn touch. With a cute pattern, it is ideal for information signs at leisure facilities and rule books for nature parks. No registration is required and commercial use is OK, so it can be easily used for blogs and flyers for safety features for the summer holiday season.

It is a free material that allows you to gently learn basic rules such as 'do not approach if you find a bear' and 'do not take your eyes off your child' through family illustrations. It depicts a calm response that is not panic while there is a sense of urgency, so it is also excellent as a teaching material for correct countermeasures. It provides a familiar and easy-to-understand design in creating materials for family-oriented event announcements and nature experience classrooms.

Free Bear Attack & Warning Illustrations for Residential Areas | Commercial Use OK, No Registration