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Ok so, a few weeks ago, I was watching some moth pictures out of boredom and when I stumbled across the Poodle Moth species, the idea of a literal poodle/moth hybrid character popped in my mind so here they are! 🐩🦋
They don't have a name yet, so I just call them "Minty" for now. They're a flamboyant and easy going fitness coach who loves to entertain people and helping others to stay healthy and true to themselves.
For their desing, I was inspired by Queen Beelzebub from Helluva Boss, Freddy Lupin from 100% Wolf and their color palette was inspired by the Luna Moth.
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They don't have a name yet, so I just call them "Minty" for now. They're a flamboyant and easy going fitness coach who loves to entertain people and helping others to stay healthy and true to themselves.
For their desing, I was inspired by Queen Beelzebub from Helluva Boss, Freddy Lupin from 100% Wolf and their color palette was inspired by the Luna Moth.
Art and character© Me
Category Artwork (Digital) / All
Species Hybrid Species
Size 1610 x 2289px
File Size 608 kB
Listed in Folders
I LOVE this design, this is a really neat idea! I love how you got your inspiration for them, too! X3
One name that pops into mind is "Earmi", pronounced Er-mi. It's the middle section of 'Spearmint,' which might be kind of fitting since they're also a split between two species of animal. The name could also reference the feel of this character's fur, perhaps soft as an ermine's coat~? I thought about 'Ermin', but unless you're leaning more masculine, I figured Ermi sounded pretty neutral.
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One name that pops into mind is "Earmi", pronounced Er-mi. It's the middle section of 'Spearmint,' which might be kind of fitting since they're also a split between two species of animal. The name could also reference the feel of this character's fur, perhaps soft as an ermine's coat~? I thought about 'Ermin', but unless you're leaning more masculine, I figured Ermi sounded pretty neutral.
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