Butterfly how to draw fairy have ancient style

Butterfly fairy have ancient style drawing method is as follows:

1. First draw the butterfly's body and head.

2. Next draw the butterfly's left wing.

3. Then draw the wings on the right side of the butterfly.

4. Finally, draw the two tentacles of the butterfly. The butterfly is now ready. The butterfly painted in this way is full of fairy spirit.

Knowledge Expansion:

Butterflies are insects of the class vein order, lepidoptera, phoenix butterflies general family insects collectively, the world has recorded nearly 20,000 species of butterflies, butterflies in China is more abundant, has recorded more than 2,000 species. Most butterflies have rod-like or hammer-like antennae, which are slender and slightly thickened at the bottom. Active during the day, the two wing interlockers are wing-clasping, and the body is relatively slender.

Butterflies are known as "flying flowers" and are a very beautiful group of insects. Most butterflies are medium to large in size, with a wingspan of 15 to 260 millimeters and two pairs of membranous wings. The body is long and cylindrical, divided into three parts: head, thorax and abdomen. The body and wing membranes are covered with scales and hairs, forming various color patches.

Butterflies are completely metamorphic insects that go through four developmental stages in their lives: egg, larva, pupa and adult, with the first three developmental stages (i.e., egg, larva and pupa) often referred to as the juvenile stage. The development of a butterfly's egg from the time it leaves the mother's body until it reaches sexual maturity is known as the life cycle or life history, and usually such a process is referred to as a generation.

The number of generations per year varies among different species or groups of butterflies. There are species that have one generation per year, known as monoculture, characterized by populations that are less affected by small changes in the environmental climate, but the effects due to large changes in the environmental climate can be more significant.

There are also species that have more than one generation a year, i.e., polyculture, whose annual number of generations usually increases as the average temperature rises, and whose populations are more capable of spreading under the premise that the host is guaranteed, and whose populations are more affected by changes in the environmental climate and other changes.

The adult butterfly sucks nectar, juice, sap, sugar syrup or fermented material with siphon mouthparts, and also sucks water from streams or mosses, fecal liquid of birds and animals, and body fluids of dead animals, with different kinds of species and different feeding habits.