#bug is back

[edsbug]

hi🥺🥺 i’m back

[my-personal-enigma]

It’s been awhile, but I gave the guys redesigns..

I guess expect more content here!

PSA: We call Dib ‘Alt’ now, guys-

‼️Return of the king‼️

60% more autistic!!!

[egophiliac]

buckle up lads we're going BACK INTO THE BOOK

[onenicebugperday]

Mexican blue flat-backed millipede, Strongylodesmus conspicuus, Polydesmida

Photos by ismaeleduardo-huerta-de-la-barrera

[gremnda]

completely self indulgent sky siblings doodle. i'm sick and i deserve to draw all the fluff ever

inspo

[wizardsimper]

I'm so sad that the romance party banter is bugged because some of it is so freaking cute, here's my personal fave

[time-woods]

more of these dorks

[pettycoeurs]

let it be

[cowboysorceror]

re-vamping and solidifying my Jason design for "door, opening" my in-progress fic! if you don't want to read my handwriting it's all written out in alt text lol 👍 EDIT: see Dick over here!

[lilybug-02]

Bug Dewi (Mining Bee)

Many people have asked what Dewi, from the HK comic, would look like as a BUG. (The design is very loosely inspired by the Mining Bee). Here's a lil bit more art. And here's Dewi's dad as a bug.

I have also learned too much about this bee and will now infodump about why this is a cute bee for Dewi.

Mining Bees are solitary, but they commonly nest close by one another in "bee cities". I thought this would fit since Dewi is a Human, a social creature, but not a hive mind.

As a rule, Mining Bees are non-aggressive and their stingers are too fragile to sting humans. Much like Dewi, these bees do not want to fight.

Male Mining Bees are covered with shaggy patches of hair, which I thought would fit Dewi's signature fuzzy head.

My Buggie sources :)

[mossy-rock-in-a-field]

[cocopudu]

grab a fork, take a bite 🍰🌸🏳️‍⚧️💫!

[clemnoir]

the new ladyblog merch is … polarizing

[daftpatience]

im obsessed with this image

[alleesaur]

those from another world, doomed to lose themselves

[swordy-da-goat]

A warlock whose expertise is in the medical field. They use their insectoid and arachnid appendages as surgical tools. Don’t worry, they always wash their hands. They are a professional after all.