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"Butterflies use the patterns and colors on their wings to communicate with one another, to camouflage themselves and to ward off predators. Artists, designers and scientists have long been fascinated by their rich language of color which ranges from the most delicate harmonies to the dazzling contrasts of iridescent hues." 
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This simple step by step tutorial explains the process of drawing a monarch butterfly from scratch. You can use this tutorial to gain a basic understanding of a butterfly's anatomy and lines of symmetry.
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With colored pencils and a simple fun technique called impressing, you create a gorgeous pattern on the wings of a butterfly cartoon. Butterflies come in many different colors and their wings exhibit various beautiful delicate patterns. Impressing helps you create a delicate pattern on the butterfly’s wings by using a pointed blunt object, such as a stylus, to make an impression in the paper. The surface of the paper is then shaded with colored pencils to enhance the pattern and/or texture.
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This tutorial explains the steps involved in drawing and coloring a butterfly. It introduces you to the art of impressing a pattern on the wings, and shows you how to outline and add color to the butterfly.
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This comprehensive tutorial explains the process of drawing a butterfly. It describes how to go about creating a basic shape, adding different elements of the body and wings, and coloring the wings with a sharpie.
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Butteflies are one of the most fun things to draw. This drawing tutorial shows you how to draw the entire butterfly anatomy -- from the wings to the skeleton.