#plushmoth

[semechka]

[artificialdaydreamer]

Sent PlushMoth!Jon off to his forever home today, I mostly made him as a challenge for myself and figured he should go to someone who’d give him the love and attention he deserves. (I don’t have the space for him) Don’t worry, he didn’t go alone though,

PlushMartin 2.0 is going with him. Best of luck on your travels!

[ashen-vulture]

(runs in like a 6 year old who ABSOLUTELY NEEDS TO SHOW YOU what they drew in class)

I’m a pathfinder game master for a homebrew setting and one of the countries in that setting is full of friendly lizard people with domestic insects such as the giant honey bee, the hawk spider, and the milibus

This was a vague concept I tossed around about alien dragons but with a more insecty morph instead of reptilian. They don’t need mountains, they make their OWN mountains

One of my PCs in a pathfinder game had a homunculus familiar who was her stuffed animal, and that stuffed animal was a moth named Phoen because the character was born and raised Desnan, anyways he was wholesome and perfect and here he is believing in you.

Also here’s his caster in her Post-Credits life, she has a cart shaped like a rhinocerous beetle and sells alchemical supplies out of it.

And here was my take on her in modern outfit

(Also she’s a trans girl alchemist who got her butterfly wings AND her leadership cohort shortly after getting a permanent alter self transition which literally made her stronger (+2 strength) This girl just can’t stop winning)

This??? Is just titled “Mushroom Crab”??? I don’t know

An alien concept based on some different slugs and nudebranchs and they are very friend.

Creature reference for a game that’ll likely never see the light of day, they could use glittering spores from their wings to entrance or even blind creatures. They were going to start out an enemy but gradually become Friend.

Oh! Here is the previous pathfinder character having a deeply spiritual moment, watching a Star Monarch migration! This was from over a DECADE ago at this point but I’m still happy with it. It’s not often I can say that about old pictures.

I cannot get enough of this sweet plushmoth boy.

Ending it off the way I started, with some domestic insects from my homebrew pathfinder setting.

The giant plum beetle, the ultimate farmworker bug, good for hauling and carrying. They’re the primary drivers of the lumber industry because of the sheer amount of weight they can pull! Especially if you use a train of female beetles for the lead and a pair of male beetles as the wheelers.

i think people should draw more bugs and bug people