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  • ID: 10279070
  • Uploader: redtails »
  • Date: 2026-03-24 00:41
  • Update: 2026-08-09 19:01
  • Size: 1.14 MB .jpg (2000x2000) »
  • Top tagger: redtails (20)
  • Source: friedunicornstudio.tumblr.com more
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A dark green and brown painting of Brute Bonnet, a dinosaur-like relative of Amoongus. It is standing in a dark, mossy forest, looking happily at some nearby mushrooms as patchy dots of sunlight filter down onto the mushroom cap and the grass along its head, as well as the top of its serrated mouth.

The mushroom on its left hand is being held up to the mushrooms growing on a log in greeting.

Scarlet pre-DLC paradox Pokémon speedpaints!

Between two and three hours for most of these paintings, except for Walking Wake and Roaring Moon who went a little into overtime and clocked closer to 4 hours.

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