How do butterflies draw stick figures?

Butterfly stick figures are as follows:

1. Draw a circle with black ratio on the drawing paper as the head of the butterfly, and draw two thin and long ellipses under the circle as the body part of the butterfly.

2. Draw two arcs on the circle, which is the antenna of the butterfly.

3. Then, draw two points for the butterfly's eyes, draw a smiling mouth and draw stripes in the oval to represent the outline of the butterfly's abdomen.

4. Draw an inverted U shape on the butterfly to connect the butterfly's body and head, and then draw some semicircles on both sides.

5. Finally, draw the texture of the wings.

Introduction to butterflies:

Butterfly is a fully metamorphosed insect, which needs to go through four development stages: egg, larva, pupa and adult. The first three stages of development (namely, eggs, larvae and pupae) are usually called early stages. The development process of butterfly eggs from leaving the mother to adult sexual maturity is called life history or life cycle, and this process is usually called first generation.

Butterflies are called "flying flowers" and are very beautiful insects. Most butterflies are medium and large, with wings spread between 15~260 mm and two pairs of membranous wings. The body is long and cylindrical, and it is divided into three parts: head, chest and abdomen. The body and wing membrane are covered with scales and hair, forming stripes of various colors.