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"Diamond Snake", 1869. Illustrated by Helena Forde, in Krefft's "The Snakes of Australia". https://t.co/fcpxwQicau via (Morelia spilota spilota)

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Here's to the lamias of the Moonless Walk who so graciously helped me kick Molag Ballz after I picked their side in their quest ✨✨🐍🐍🐍✨✨
please let us be friends with lady snakes more

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8. Most difficult OC to draw - of course it HAS to be the main character. Why, Pogo? 20 million buckles and straps, a nightmare of a face - I don't even know WHY it's so hard to get him right!

oh and every once in a while there's the matter of 1000 frickin snakes

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1- tempura udon
Slurp on the udon that snakes it's way into your stomach and your heart, bowl laden with scrumptious tempura all golden to a crisp.

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Heya ! This one is Etoile, my fav oc 🌟
Their design is inspired by Medusa (snake-like hair, but not real snakes) and their hair is constantly on fire just,, because. Yeah

oh and they're a space traveler from a dystopian earth, some years into the future. That's all !

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i can't draw snakes 🤦‍♀️

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these two share the exact same bitchy energy and they're both snakes too, i love them

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This triggers a lethal curse upon his children. To lift it, Cadmus begs the gods turn him into a snake. His wife, Harmonia, distraught at his metamorphosis, embraces his serpentine form as it snakes up her body & begs the gods to transform her into a serpent also.

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Baba Yaga and Koliada; ladies of death and winter. Witches' snakes and birds, and the young solstice sun.

Sasa and Bathory, for

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Draw your own comic strip featuring animal superheroes you'll find in the museum like cheetahs, caribou, and snakes this weekend at Super Science Saturday! https://t.co/rMdIUpjvE4

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"Fritillary" is named after snakeshead fritillary, Fritillaria meleagris, a delicate and highly distinctive spring wildflower with checkerboard bell-shaped blooms.

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Kept seeing these types of snakes on , thought I try drawing it.

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The "Black-headed Snake" exquisitely & expertly illustrated by Harriet Scott, in "The Snakes of Australia" (Krefft 1869). https://t.co/cllxbymNin via (Aspidites melanocephalus)

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This got some good traction (thank you everyone for the positive feedback) so I drew a few more! Mr. Multi-snakes isn't my best work but whatever

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i suck at drawing humans and snakes but happy

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