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Drawing Prompt: Willy Wonka's Change of Industry

3:54 AM, Tuesday June 25th 2024

Umpalumpa wearing an edible hot dog mascot suit - Album on Imgur

Imgur: https://imgur.com/gallery/umpalumpa-wearing-edible-hot-dog-mascot-suit-1Uo8Ygk

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Umpalumpas now have a new job. Their perfectly tailored mascot suits are part of a quite ambitious project Wonka is putting to the test. These mascot suits are edible. So, you order your favorite food from a menu, the respective mascot will do a performance and then let you eat it... minus the Umpalumpas, obviously.

i may post a more complete ilustration with more of this folks in mi insta later. :]

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