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6:39 PM, Sunday September 24th 2023
depending on the size this could be a cute lil' pet or a terrifying GOD (i guess that goes with every animal actually... well ¯_(?)_/¯)
11:28 AM, Monday September 25th 2023
Ah ah!
I thought of the dragon blood tree as a reference to turn into a dragon.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Dracaena_cinnabari
Apparently, this tree can grow up to 12m high, so definitely on the terrifying side…
Oh, I know, I’ll give a shot at drawing a baby tree dragon. There the cute one. I don’t know any baby animal that’s not cute.
Thanks for the idea ;)
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