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Drawing Prompt: Mascot High School

4:57 AM, Tuesday March 29th 2022

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[professional announcer voice] It's the final round in this year's high school wrestling championship. Mascots from around the world have come to witness this epic showdown. Ronald faces off with his chief competitor Jolly G. Ref Sanders is sure to have a stellar match on his hands. Which of these young wrestlers has what it takes to bring home the champion's prize and honour?! Cast your votes now . . . ding, ding, ding

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12:37 PM, Tuesday March 29th 2022

I really love the story and flavour text you give your submissions, It's like a short story.

I should try that out for todays prompt, thanks for the inspiration!

6:51 PM, Tuesday March 29th 2022

Yeah, I love telling stories and this is a great opportunity to do so :) Comfy and his team already do such a great job at feeding our imaginations with such great story-driven prompts. I'm so pleased my submissions inspire you. I wish you the best in your storytelling -- with images and text.

2:14 AM, Wednesday March 30th 2022

Thanks!

I agree! all these prompts and their descriptions have really reminded me how well written all the content on Drawabox is.

6:33 AM, Wednesday March 30th 2022

It's so great that Comfy continues to go back and improve past content. What a resource and opportunity to learn! :D

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8:20 AM, Tuesday March 29th 2022

are... are those twitter birds above Roland's head? love the detail!

6:47 PM, Tuesday March 29th 2022
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Yes they are :) Thank you.

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3:44 PM, Tuesday March 29th 2022

Ronald had no chance against the Green Giant...

P.S.: Are Micky Mouse and the Pink Panther on the background??

7:04 PM, Tuesday March 29th 2022

I know, I know . . . I really wanted to see the veggie giant knock out the junk food giant. I also feel Mr. Sanders is somewhat of a middle-ground guy since he is just breading and frying chicken; so long as the chicken is raised and fed properly, it can't be too too bad. Right? I digress . . .

Nice catch; you got Mickey, but that happens to be a cheering cheesy cheetah :)

10:37 PM, Tuesday March 29th 2022

I have not a shade of objection to that reasoning!

Oh, old Chester got me so cheesy from drawing him last night that I mistook him for the pink panther... My bad!

6:30 AM, Wednesday March 30th 2022

:D

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