Why did I draw a bug? I have no idea. I just saw one similar to this and thought he was a cutie patootie, so decided to draw him. I have provided selections for you to use.

Step 1. Open a new image 300 x 300, background color of your choice.

Step 2. Add a new layer.  Load "body" selection.  Flood fill with #343530.

Step 3. For each of the following pieces, follow these steps:

• Add a new layer
• Load the selection
• Flood fill with color.

The pieces to load, are:

• bughead 2 (flood fill with F94C44)
• bughead 1 (flood fill with F94C44)
• bugbody 2 (flood fill with A2985B)

       

Step 4. Move the "body" layer to the top.

Step 6. Add a new layer. Move it on top of the body layer. Load "redlines" selection. Flood fill with #F94C44.

Step 7. Add a new layer (on top of the last layer).  Load "bluelines" from disk and flood fill with #5FACE0.

Step 8. Add a new layer. Move it on top of the head. Load "headlines" from disk. Flood fill with #343530.

Step 9. Add a new layer.  With the selection tool, draw a small circle, flood fill with #343530 for the eye.  Make another one.

Step 10. Now the bug is basically done.  You can leave it like this if you wish.

I decided to add an inner bevel to mine (all the pieces). If you want to do that, use these settings: the pillow bevel, width 3, smoothness 0, depth 1, ambience 0, color white, angle 315, intensity 50. 

I also added some shading on the body (just spray some color with your airbrush and smooth it out with your smudge brush).

Finally, I lowered the opacity on the stripes layers just a bit. And that's it. When satisfied with your bug, hide the background and merge visible layers.

Hope this tutorial didn't make ya "buggy." lol (and groan).