The Moth Ma’am

do your part and STOMP.

picked some hibiscus flowers for the slugs as a treat. I tried to get it to look cute but they just look like weird hors d'oeuvres

sum bugz from Stone Story RPG

Angel

Beetles and Cicadas worship the God of the Depths. In common depictions it's giant body is similar to a mix of a larva, a millipede and a worm. It is said that after death this God grants it's followers bodies best suited to traverse the soil like their master.

Moth and butterfly

Moths are taller and bulkier than butterflies, and fluffier too. There really isn't a single spot that isn't covered in fluff. Often times their eyes are reflective in a way that gives them a major case of crazy eyes. Their antennae can be various degrees of fluffy or just plain thin. It isn't dependant on their gender, though males tend to have them larger on average.

Butterflies are daintier and their fluff is much shorter. The texture of their wings is scaly rather than hairy and they are generally brighter and bolder than those of moths. Their antennae always end in thick clubs.

Cryptid of the Day: Black Bird of Chernobyl

“Valentine of the Flesh” was the theme of Satan’s debut show at New York Fashion Week last night, showcasing His range as a designer and dazzling critics with an unexpectedly playful floral twist on His signature style of hellspawned undead eternally-tormented demon prisoners of Hell sadistically carved into blood-soaked works of body art and forced to lurch down the runway in agony for the amusement of mortal sinners.

The fashion world has been enamored with Hell ever since last year’s MET Gala, when a portal to the Underworld welcomed the demon elite to the red carpet. Last night's collaboration, The Dark Lord’s first NYFW show in our dimension’s mortal realm, is said to preview Hell’s very own fashion week, held in Hades’ prestigious Upper Circles.

NOTE: This alternate reality horror story is part of my NightmAIres narrative art series. NightmAIres are windows into other worlds conceived by me and visualized with synthography.