Cute Bugs T-Shirts

Cute cartoon bee under "mind your own beeswax" text.

Sea-Green Centipede: this creeping beauty be there on the double!

Onychophora, the cute but weird velvet worm.

Smiling bumble bee friend.

Cute pink maple moth

A pattern of cute ladybugs.

Insects Flowers Nature

Cute little snail with USB head

Bug Off!

This pastel Gladiator Beetle will complete any entomologist, taxidermist, or invert lover’s wardrobe!

"Ladybug Fairy" © Molly Harrison Fantasy Art 2015 From my watercolor and ink illustration.

Some little friends scuttling here and there.

A Woolly Bear! The Woolly Bear caterpillar is a cute fuzzy caterpillar, that later turns into the Isabella Tiger Moth. They live in the United States and Canada, and are one of the most beloved caterpillars there. Everyone can remember being a kid and how fun it was to see a Woolly Bear crawling on the porch or in the yard. These furry guys will roll into a ball if you touch them. In American and Canadian folklore, it's said that you can predict what the coming winter will be like by looking at a Woolly Bear. If the red band in the middle is bigger, then the winter will be mild. If the red band is narrower, then the winter will be harsh and cold. Woolly Bear festivals are common in America in the fall. We love Woolly Bears! As...

Meet the Opal Dragonfly – your new stylish sidekick that's basically a fashion-forward fairy with wings of pure shimmer. Imagine turning heads while this enchanting buddy perches on your gear. Just saying, instant charm boost included.

A little rosy maple moth to say hello!

In this uplifting illustration, cute bees takes flight spreading positivity with every beat of their wings. Each bee is depicted with a cheerful expression, radiating joy and energy as they soar through the air.

Ladybugs

Buzz buzz!

Something cute I wanted to draw with a specific color scheme in mind. I really wanted to use those bright pinks and greens with a bit of blue for shading. Of course I wanted the snake to be white and with the minimal shading I did, it looks whiter than what I drew it on. Hope you all enjoy and if you purchase this, thank you so much. Because every dollar helps!

Maria Mosquito from the children's book Nobody Likes a Mosquito (Find it on Amazon)!

Meet our adorable Kawaii Dragonfly design! Add a touch of whimsy to your style with this cute critter. Perfect for those who love to stand out subtly.

A bee in the middle of a big flower says "I exist without my consent". May contain a pinch of existentialism, sorry!

sharp stings, blood, bees

Soft colors and buzzy little friends making their rounds in search of a sweet flowery lunch

My mother recent found a Cute drawing my youngest sister drew a long time ago before she passed on. I decided to digitize her work and put it up for purchase.

Design inspired by ladybugs or ladybirds

"Ladybug Bliss” sumi-e enso ink brush pen Chinese painting. Circling the flexible state of being... “Ladybug Bliss” is an original painting using a lavender and aqua blue ink brush pen. It measures 8-1/2” x 10-3/4” and painted on smooth, white paper with a thin deep blue border. A little lady bug takes an afternoon Sunday stroll along the beautiful blue bamboo. I am inspired by the elegance and simplicity of japanese ‘sumi-e’ and chinese ‘shui-mo hua’ paintings. This painting is from my ‘Beauty of Bamboo’ series. A circle -- known as "enso" in Japanese -- universally implies completeness, all. A zen circle can also imply zero, sunyata, absolute, true reality, enlightenment, no beginning/no end in all phenomena, no symbol, ...

Easily distracted by hoverflies

Stag beetle Lucanus cervus

Hand-painted illustration by artist @TattoosByJakeB.

I Want To Kiss Every Bug

Embrace the sound of summer with this unique cicada-themed design. Perfect for nature lovers, insect enthusiasts, or anyone excited for the 2024 cicada emergence. Show your love for the comeback kid of nature with this unique and eye-catching design. Makes a great design for those who appreciate the wonders of the natural world.

Just a sad little dude

Hoverfly Volucella zonaria

Dragonflies Are Kisses From Heaven

ubicunda, the rosy maple moth, is a small North American moth in the family Saturniidae, also known as the great silk moths. It was first described by Johan Christian Fabricius in 1793. The species is known for its wooly body and pink and yellow coloration, which varies from cream or white to bright pink or yellow.[2] Males have bushier antennae than females, which allow them to sense female pheromones for mating.