
In this lesson, we will learn how to draw a butterfly. Start with a light pencil sketch to outline the general shapes of the wings and body. Then add details: patterns on the wings, antennae, and shadows to give the butterfly volume. This is a very simple lesson — you will definitely succeed.

Draw a small circle — this will be the butterfly’s head.
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From the circle downward, draw a long, elongated oval shaped like a drop. This is the butterfly’s abdomen.
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From the butterfly’s head, draw two graceful lines upward. At the end of each line, add small “droplet” shapes.
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Draw very light curved lines upward from the body on each side. These lines will show the direction and curve of the upper wings.
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Using the guidelines, draw the upper wings. Their shape usually resembles an elongated triangle with rounded corners or a large petal. Try to make the wings symmetrical.
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Now, beneath the upper wings and the abdomen, lightly sketch the placement of the lower wings. They are usually rounder and smaller.
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Using smooth, wavy lines, finalize the contours of the lower wings, giving them a beautiful and irregular shape.
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Decorate the lower wings with “tails.”
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Add patterns to the upper wings. These can be any symmetrical designs you like.⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀
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Finish decorating the lower wings with patterns that harmonize with the upper wings.
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The drawing is ready!
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