Pill Bug Magnets

Pill bug insect roly poly line art white. Digital line art

Certified pill.

Whether you call them slaters, pill bugs, roly polies, or doodle bugs, they're cute! Want to show off your love for Roly Polies? Let people know this is how you roll.

Pill bugs were one of the most fun and cute bugs to play with as kids. Watch them amble around and curl up! Their antennae wiggle as they explore. Want to show off your love for Roly Polies? This is for you!

Not Today Isopod design

They see me rollin’ They pollin’

Oh, would you look at that! This little thing is scientifically classified as part of the Armadillidiidae family. It's a little bug that goes by many names...

Chubby pill bug

Digital drawing of a pill bug. October 19th, 2021.

Digital drawing of a pill bug. October 19th, 2021.

This precious thing is like a tiny armadillo! It's a little bug that goes by many names...

A pill bug inside a colourful star.

A colourful pill bug inside a colourful star.

Colourful moth

Roly poly digital line drawing art. Black lines, no background

Rainbow pill bugs digitally drawn on October 19th, 2021.

Three cute pill bugs in blue, green, & brown. Digitally drawn on October 19th, 2021.

A rubber ducky isopod happy to have boba tea

Porcellio laevis white, dwarf white isopod

Pill bug

Love bugs

Tiny isopod santa is ready for the holidays!

I'm secretly an isopod!

This roly poly is sad. He is crying because he ended up in my washing machine. Or maybe I was the one really sad for this cute little pill bug. So I drew him with little tears.

This little Roly-Poly (Armadillidium) is on the forest floor on the moss and leaves under a mushroom. The doodles include macro sand images, so cool.

A cute little roly poly surrounded by beautiful lilacs

Roly Poly Pattern

Soccer is his favorite sport. When he's not the ball.

Pill bugs

Hello mage. Hey character named ISO based off of an isopod

A colorful isopod ready to party!

Merulanella sp. Scarlet, Rosy woodlouse

Pill bugs (also known as isopods, roly polies, potato bugs, and more!) painted with forget-me-not-flowers and oak leaves. A repeating pattern.