Unless otherwise stated, all art is by me! These are all of his 'final' form at the moment.
Upper body ref as well as eyes and antennae
Full-body ref sans some details on the upper torso, and secondary arms that'll show up later
Full wing pattern ref, including defensive 'eye' markings on his back underneath the red fluff/his wings.
As of 10/28/2023, thanks to the Harvest Moon event, Quentin has gained a neat little aesthetic change! His secondary arms have that kind of silvery, smooth tree-bark look that eucalyptus have. Carapace is still there, as is the red on his hands, but the darker gray carapace and red looks more like the lingering bits of bark flaking away. It's a combination of the bark patterning from Eucalyptus salmonophilia (the salmon gum), and Eucalyptus erythronema (the red-flowered mallee).
The mushrooms of his fairy ring will be composed of Omphalotus nidiformis (aka ghost fungus), Omphalotus olivascens (aka the western Jack o'Lantern mushroom), and maybe a scattering of Russula virescens (aka green-cracking russula) as well? The Omphalotus ones have bioluminescent properties, and while edible will not make your stomach happy. The russula, however, will be perfectly fine to chow down on!
Art + Reference Images
Upper body ref as well as eyes and antennae
Full-body ref sans some details on the upper torso, and secondary arms that'll show up later
Full wing pattern ref, including defensive 'eye' markings on his back underneath the red fluff/his wings.
As of 10/28/2023, thanks to the Harvest Moon event, Quentin has gained a neat little aesthetic change! His secondary arms have that kind of silvery, smooth tree-bark look that eucalyptus have. Carapace is still there, as is the red on his hands, but the darker gray carapace and red looks more like the lingering bits of bark flaking away. It's a combination of the bark patterning from Eucalyptus salmonophilia (the salmon gum), and Eucalyptus erythronema (the red-flowered mallee).
The mushrooms of his fairy ring will be composed of Omphalotus nidiformis (aka ghost fungus), Omphalotus olivascens (aka the western Jack o'Lantern mushroom), and maybe a scattering of Russula virescens (aka green-cracking russula) as well? The Omphalotus ones have bioluminescent properties, and while edible will not make your stomach happy. The russula, however, will be perfectly fine to chow down on!