Drawing Prompt: Willy Wonka's Change of Industry

11:14 PM, Monday June 24th 2024

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Despite the love of sweers from both her predecessor and his predecessor, Willamy Bucket, daughter of Mr. Wonka's successor Charlie Bucket, never really inherited their sweet tooth

On the other hand she took a great liking to cooking in general

While she will not be shutting down the historical chocolate factory, there are news of her expanding in order to accomodate for the creation and improvement of a wider variety of foods

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1:26 AM, Tuesday June 25th 2024

Very cool art.

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3:58 AM, Tuesday June 25th 2024

leet heer coook!!!

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