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Drawing Prompt: Decanter of Drowning

5:00 AM, Wednesday March 30th 2022

DAY 5 Decanter of Drowning.png - Google Drive

Google Docs: https://drive.google.com/file/d/1jMUyKj5MxAc3gjnN8PSQAmEkKkEfg6sF/view?usp=drivesdk
This submission was done for the Decanter of Drowning drawing prompt. Check out more submissions here!

May or may not be cursed. The gem stone on the snake, which is laced with magic, causes an infinite supply of liquor for everyone to enjoy.

I tried painting gold, but alas, it looks like I still need to work on my skills.

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6:46 AM, Wednesday March 30th 2022

That looks pretty cool. I'd take that for gold :)

7:43 AM, Wednesday March 30th 2022

Thank you! :)

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