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  • How to draw a butterfly easy | Butterfly drawing step by step

    How to draw a butterfly easy | Butterfly drawing step by step

    How to draw a butterfly with this how-to video and step-by-step drawing instructions. Easy animals to draw for beginners and kids.

    How to draw a butterfly easy

    Please see the drawing tutorial in the video below

     

    You can refer to the simple step-by-step drawing guide below

    Step 1

    Draw the chest and belly of the butterfly’s head. This trick will center the butterfly to the center of your paper. The body is made up of the head (circle), the middle thorax (the oval shape), and the belly (the elongated oval shape), 2 eyes (semicircles on either side of the head), and 2 antennae.

    Fun fact: some butterflies are straight and some are curved, depending on the butterfly species.

    Step 2

    Draw 2 curved lines from the top of a body part (on the sides). Try to make these lines of equal length and curvature.

    Step 3

    Draw 2 lines from the center of the body (on either side). Make the line segments equal in length.

    Step 4

    Draw 2 curved lines from the bottom part of the body (on the sides). Create lines of the same length and arc.

    Step 5

    Draw a squiggly line to connect the wing tip to the midline (horizontal). Do this for both sides of the wings

    Step 6

    Draw 2 diagonal lines from the end of the midline. Make sure they are the same length.

    Step 7

    Draw 2 semicircles connecting the diagonals from the last step and the bottom arches. Your butterfly’s overall shape is now complete. Take a step back and make sure both sides look roughly equal. Take this opportunity to repair any areas that are sticking out.

    TIP: It also helps to flip your photo upside down and see. The side flip gives your eyes a fresh perspective and you can easily see if your butterfly is proportionate or not.

    Step 8

    Draw 4 teardrop shapes inside each wing.

    Fun fact: The markings and colors on butterfly wings are different for each species. Colors and patterns help the butterfly camouflage, protect, attract mates, and more. If you want some inspiration for your butterfly art, check out this website that features images of over 50 species.

    Step 9

    Draw 7 lines in each wing quadrant (from teardrop to outer edge).

    Step 10

    Draw a bubble-like border around the outer edge of the wings

    Step 11

    Use a pencil to fill in the border between the bubble outline and the outer wing.

    Step 12

    Add some semicircles and “D” shapes for the top 3 parts of the wings. We will fill around them in the next step

    Step 13

    Fill in around the patterns you drew in the previous step (using a pencil). Also draw small circles along the top edges of the wings

    Step 14

    Thicken all lines between sections on both wings

    Step 15

    Fill in the text and you’re done!

  • How to draw a cartoon Butterfly Step by Step

    How to draw a cartoon Butterfly Step by Step

    How to draw a cartoon Butterfly easy with this how-to video and step-by-step drawing instructions.  Insect drawing tutorial for beginners and kids.

    How to draw a cartoon Butterfly

    Please see the drawing tutorial in the video below

    You can refer to the simple step-by-step drawing guide below

    Step 1

    The first tutorial will be for your butterfly. So here you will need to draw a plus sign that looks slightly curved.

    Step 2

    Using the center guide lines, draw the butterfly’s head and body like that, as well as the antennas curving out at the ends. You can design your own antenna pattern if you like.

    Step 3

    As with many of my butterflies, you can choose to change the pattern or style of the wings if you like, or you can follow this tutorial verbatim. No matter what you choose, you will have to draw the reverse side of the butterfly’s wings. The edges of the wings are ruffled, and the tips of the wings have a cute ruffle.

    Step 4

    You will do the same thing on the right that you did on the left. Draw the wings in exactly the same way, and then move on to step five.

    Step 5

    I don’t usually include a step on the things my butterflies land on, but this time I thought it would help. Draw the newly bloomed body of a flower that will bloom any day, or you can draw yourself a beautiful spring flower. Add details to the trunk, and now it’s time to draw your wing pattern.

    Step 6

    Once you have corrected your mistakes and instructions, you can start coloring your spring butterfly. I hope you have as much fun as I did.

  • How to draw a Butterfly Step by Step

    How to draw a Butterfly Step by Step

    How to draw a Butterfly easy with this how-to video and step-by-step drawing instructions. Easy animals to draw for beginners and kids.

    How to draw a butterfly

    Please see the drawing tutorial in the video below

    You can refer to the simple step-by-step drawing guide below

    Step 1

    First draw the body. There are two long thin oval segments. The top segment is shorter than the bottom segment.

    Step 2

    Now draw the left wing. The top of the wing is triangular in shape. It’s attached to the top segment. The bottom part of the wing is square and attached to the bottom segment.

    Step 3

    Draw identical wings on the right side.

    Step 4

    Add some oval patterns on the top part of the left wing.

    Step 5

    Continue adding smaller oval and circle patterns on the top part of the left wing.

    Step 6

    Now draw some oval patterns on the bottom part of the wing. These lines start at the top corner of the bottom wing.

    Step 7

    Continue adding smaller circular textures on the bottom outer part of the wing.

    Step 8

    Draw oval patterns on the top part of the right wing. Try to make these patterns a mirror image of the ones you drew on the left side.

    Step 9

    Continue adding smaller circular patterns on the outermost part of the right wing.

    Step 10

    Draw some oval patterns in the bottom part of the right wing. Do your best to make them an exact mirror image of the patterns on the left wing.

    Step 11

    Continue drawing smaller circular patterns on the bottom outer part of the right wing.

    Step 12

    Finally, draw two curved lines to make the antenna from the top part of the body. Color your butterfly.