
9/13 – Milionia Basalis Pryeri, 6×6 Acrylics on Paper
A lovely little gem, native to Japan.

9/13 – Milionia Basalis Pryeri, 6×6 Acrylics on Paper
A lovely little gem, native to Japan.

9/12 – Rosy Maple Moth, 6×6 Acrylics on Paper
What colors! This moth is adorable – pastel pinks and yellows. And so fuzzy.

9/11 Crotilaria Podborer – 6×6 Acrylics on Paper
Some days go by unnoticed but not today. A bright flame of a moth, in tribute of the victims and heroes of 9/11/01.

9/10 Chloroda Tricolor Moth, 6×6 Acrylics on Paper
The natural world is amazing. So many varieties, especially in the insect world. One of my friends suggested I paint a spider. Nope Nope Nope.

9/9 Merveille du Jour Moth, 6×6 Acrylics on Paper
A spectacular moth, “Merveille du Jour” is a perfect name – marvel of the day. Common to England and Wales (sometimes Scotland) with distinctive markings. They look almost marbled!

9/8 – Bella Polilla Amarilla, 6×6 Acrylics on Paper
What a lovely name, “Beautiful Yellow Moth” – sounds so exotic. The real name seems to be Amaxia Pulchra Tiger Moth. Which is also pretty cool.

9/7 – Embroidered Aqua Moth, 6×6 Acrylics on Paper
Google failed me. I could not (easily) find information about this moth, other than Embroidered and Aqua. So there. It’s an Embroidered Aqua Moth.

9/6 – Peach Moth, 6×6 Acrylics on Paper
When painting series, one discovers so many interesting things about the subjects. Moths are so varied, and the names are wonderful. However, this moth name, though seemingly adorable at first, turns out, is a pest moth. Probably not the last one I will paint.

9/5 Grammia Virgo – Virgin Tiger Moth 6×6 acrylics on paper

Picture-Winged Leaf Moth, 6×6 acrylics on paper