squirmy butterfly

He was an introvert before he became a butterfly. Afterward, he became even more withdrawn, even though he fulfilled the dream he literally lived for. He was left without a mouth, like other butterflies after the transformation. The squirm butterfly looks like this: Main palette: The character is executed in soft pastel colors. The primary colors are light green, soft green, and lemon yellow. The entire color scheme is reminiscent of the first spring leaves and flowers. Head and face: The head is light green. The fluffy cheeks have a pleasant creamy shade. The eyes and nose are highlighted with a darker, marsh or olive color, which adds expressiveness. The antennae on top are colored a bright light green. Body and legs: The body is divided into segments, where light green and soft yellow zones alternate. The chest area and fluffy "collar" have a yellowish-cream shade. The short legs are colored light yellow. Wings: The contours of the wings are outlined in a rich light green. The inside of the wings are filled with soft yellow and white patterns. The long, teardrop-shaped lower wingtips have white centers framed in green. Tail: The long, fluffy tail is the lightest color—almost white or cream, with a slight lemon tint. Small yellow spots are visible along the entire length of the tail, and its outline is emphasized by a soft green line. A squirm has no mouth.