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Plucking a Tune

by Moth Monarch MOTH MONARCH, THE BUG KING

12 years ago

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The first piece completed from "Bug People 2014." Ink and watercolor.

A two-striped grasshopper twangs away at his banjo.

This'll be in the AC art show!

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two-striped grasshopper green yellow brown log grass sitting nature banjo music musical instrument playing spot illustration insect cartoon toony watercolor bug people 2014 cute male u_nyomi c_artwork_traditional t_general_furry_art s_insect_other

Blu_Elementa ~blu-the-elemental-dragon

Traditional/Digital Artist

12 years ago

Assuming it's country music.

Moth Monarch ~nyomi

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MOTH MONARCH, THE BUG KING

12 years ago

I grew up with folk music and will always have that image in my mind of Pete Seeger with his banjo. :)

Blu_Elementa ~blu-the-elemental-dragon

Traditional/Digital Artist

12 years ago

Ooh cool. I tend to find folk/country music kinda calming....at least most of it. lol

Patpahootie ~patpahootie

Writer, Game Designer

12 years ago

"Why are there so many songs about rainbows...?"

Awww - you'll be at AC? I was there as GOH once and loved it. I'd love to go again!

Moth Monarch ~nyomi

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MOTH MONARCH, THE BUG KING

12 years ago

"And what's on the other side..."

Yes, I love AC! This will be my sixth year going and I see no end in sight.

Patpahootie ~patpahootie

Writer, Game Designer

12 years ago

I've been stuck here in auz since 2000....

I do getto see Kage, though. He comes over here every year for ConFurgence!

vincaesula ~vincaesula

Photographer

12 years ago

i love the concentration in the eyes. is it true (heard it somewhere), do grasshoppers have breathing holes down their sides?

vincaesula ~vincaesula

Photographer

12 years ago

*facepaws* i should've googled that one. sry

vincaesula ~vincaesula

Photographer

12 years ago

*answers own question* yep... they're called "spiracles"

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