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@Angelfire635 Hello I’m Azzy the moth! I like games and anything lamp related! Its nice to meet everyone!!! 💚🦋
Preview from the Valas Hune's Underdark Bestiary w/ art from @DeanSpencerArt Legends tell of a moth-like creature visiting drow manors when everyone is sleeping/in reverie and squirting poisoned milk upon the lips of drow infants that turns them into giant moths #dmsguild #DnD
Moth! Likes anything cute/soft! Bc he likes typically girly things, he's a target for bullies. He learned how to handle them by any means necessary & built a wall around himself. one cold glare will send a shiver down a kid's spine. He loves helping people, despite being shy.
@azzymoff Hi Azzy!!!! I see you're a moth so I'm gonna add you to my moths and butterflies list 🦋 I'm Laure and I'm a butterfly :) I hope you're well!!!
@Nabaikki Wooh so cool ! Thank you for this opportunity. This is Figue, she is very shy and quiet. She loves insects so she could be gently holding a moth with a shy and soft smile
made more art with le moth OC, imma call him monarch. #originalcharacters #digitalart
My dib moth ✨
#dib #moth #dibmembrane #iz #InvaderZim
made some art of @goodfeelsjon’s swag as hell moth lady oc!!! Go follow him he’s so cool!!!!
Always adding more layers! And it’s time for another one today on Miss Seamstress Moth! Painting live now at https://t.co/zvcnPSQobx ! #nzstreams #nzartist #oilpainting
The Calamity of Norwich, The accumulation Disaster that was surrounded by clouds that made Moth monster rain into the city, it was stopped by mash and disappeared completely (or at least they made it sound like that) in the end it wasn't a Beast class at all
this took like 3 days to draw cause i had hardly any free time gfdjhkgfhdjkgdhf
anyways. moth friend IN HD
(by HD i mean the resolutions larger than last time i drew her)
@GrongoA Batman Beyond, Neferpitou, Scarecrow (Injustice), and Killer Moth
A brush with a killer hornet. A moth wreaks vengeance on an entomologist. Bees deliver a dilemma to a mother-to-be. This anthology offers a range of stories from the long history of insect literature, where six-legged beasts play roles from lethal enemies to ethereal messengers.