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Moths in a human suit (they/them) @lycomorpha.bsky.social · 29/09/2026

Today's mission is to hang on to my marbles/spoons, and: 1. Draw more moth 2. Somehow get this fluffy, flyaway little shitpickle of a pigment into a jar, without making the air filter so furious it esplodes 3. Survive a studio inspection from Flatline 🐾 4. Excavate a layer of inbox Pray for me.

My hand drawing in a picture of three dry leaf coloured hawkmoths on a circular background of fallen dry leaves. They are well camouflaged, so the background is bisected diagonally and in the top half the leaves are faded, to better show off the moths beautiful colours. They're very good moths, you see.

A big bag of blue pigment labelled as Phthalo blue primary PB15:1, light stable, 100g. That may not sound like much but the particles of this pigment are light, fluffy, flyaway little bastards. So 100g takes up more room than something more obliging like a yellow or red ochre. Also I'm more used to calling this phthalo blue red shade. One more reason why pigment index names like PB15:1 are important.

A fluffy longhaired black cat with yellow eyes sitting on my squishy standing mat in the studio. It is judging me.

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Moths in a human suit (they/them) @lycomorpha.bsky.social · 29/09/2026

(I try to keep my daily major to-do list to 5 items, but today I think 4 is enough, u know)

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BugLady 🎨🌿🦋 @buglady.bsky.social · 29/09/2026

Good luck with all of it! Yeah, I hate handling my phthalo pigments, and naphthol crimson too. As soon as I open the container....**floof**, gone, all over ( I wear a respirator mask for this, of course). Your moth drawing is beautiful from what I can see, so I hope the rest of it goes that well.

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C.R. Gill Art @catalyst-artworks.bsky.social · 29/09/2026

Good luck

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