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forgot about this: way back in 2020, I was obsessed with insect anthros for a couple months
so have a moth, on me 🦋☮️🙏 #furry
(gonna post this here while this wretched site is at least theoretically still functional)
[ cw: insect , extra eyes , extra limbs ]
did a fullbody of this cool creature as part of a trade ! 🐛👑
I'm honestly unsure which version I prefer, what do you think?
Some more macro shots of bugs and insects! #MidJourney #MidJourneyV4 #AIArtwork https://t.co/IvRxn52rlh
It’s microscopy Monday! Today we will be looking at 30 million year old amber with insects, pond water, and structural color in beetles! Come join the #scicomm fun as we push for partner!
5:30 pm eastern
#twitch #stem #Twitchsteamer #live #LiveStream
https://t.co/O7hswJtgsM
The quillback is a small beast that feeds on hard-shelled insects. It is covered in poisonous spines that can be deadly to predators
Yay! Well #artraffle time!
I'll bee doodling your ocs ♡
To participate:
🐟 Drop your oc.
🐟 comment your fav flower or insect
Ends tomorrow November 15th
@ZairHidamaru @DrStarline Me too, it won't be as spectacular as previous and this year (Well, I will use a manga espilo and not the one from the previous arts), but it will still be worth it 😆😊
The insect community grows more and more 😆😆😆😍😊
I seemed to have spent a lot of time on this theme for some reason 😂 I'll post some different sets.
#aiartdailytheme @AI_ArtCommunity
Theme is "orange"
#midjourneyV4 #midjourney #AIart #insects
🪴🌟Akira !!🌟🪴
Les presento mi chinchilla.. insecto? Que cree por ahí del 2020
Ok, este personaje era tan olvidable e irrelevante que hasta yo olvide que existia.
Pero hey! Fue divertido dibujarla (antes era una tortura...dios)
Cuando la volveremos a ver? Nadie lo sabe...
New artwork for sale! - "Watercolour bee, hand painted, bumble bee, insect wall art, Fluffy Honey Bee, beekeeper gift idea, s" - https://t.co/Tw58mHqVL9 @fineartamerica
Tune out the noise of the outside world and lose yourself in these details from Dutch artist Jan van Huysum’s flower paintings of the 1720s, with the occasional snail, insect or water droplet to keep you company