9/14 – Garden Tiger Moth, 6×6 Acrylics on Paper
The Garden Tiger Moth is found throughout the Paleartic, and are mostly nocturnal.
9/14 – Garden Tiger Moth
Artwork, September 20176×6
9/13 – Miliona Basalis Pryeri
Artwork, September 2017
9/13 – Milionia Basalis Pryeri, 6×6 Acrylics on Paper
A lovely little gem, native to Japan.
9/12 – Rosy Maple Moth
Artwork, September 2017
9/12 – Rosy Maple Moth, 6×6 Acrylics on Paper
What colors! This moth is adorable – pastel pinks and yellows. And so fuzzy.
9/10 – Chloroda Tricolor Moth
Artwork, September 2017
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.
9/7 – Embroidered Aqua Moth
Artwork, September 2017
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 (Egybolis Vaillantia)
Artwork, September 2017
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
Artwork, September 2017
9/5 Grammia Virgo – Virgin Tiger Moth 6×6 acrylics on paper
9/2 – Day 2 – Antheraea Celebenis Moth
Artwork, September 2017
Antheraea Celebensis – 6×6 acrylics on paper.
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