How To Draw A Monarch Butterfly

Hello guys, in this lesson we are going to try the

butterfly

, the

monarch

butterfly

, yes, we hope you will follow us, you need something to

draw

, we will use markers, some paper and something to color, okay, let's start, yes. First

draw

the thorax, which is the middle part of the body. We're going to draw an oval shape right in the middle of our paper. Yes, then we're going to draw the head. We're just going to draw an upside-down U shape. and let's draw the abdomen, which has a longer U shape below the thorax. What

monarch

butterflies are really cool, especially when you see them in person, yes in real life, yes I really like dragonflies, yes they look like hawks, yes they are. as big as right in front of your face, now let's draw the wings, we're going to start here on the left side and we're going to draw a big curve coming out near the edge of our paper. and then we are going to make the same curve on the right side, we will come out with the curve facing outwards.

Now we're trying to draw everything symmetrical, which means the same thing on both sides and it's okay if it's a little different, right, yeah? We're just practicing, okay, now we're going to draw a straight line that goes out to the sides and also on both sides, then we're going to draw a diagonal line that goes down very far, now we're going to draw the same curve on the other side. The upper wing is called the quad wing and the lower wing is called the hind wing. They have two wings, so now we're going to connect them to the top wing, the four wing.

Let's draw a curve. Start here and we're going to make a curve and we can even put some little bumps in there and then we'll go down and then we'll curve towards that middle line and I'm going to do the same thing again. here on this side it curves around a couple of bumps and then curves towards that middle line now we're going to start here on that middle line we can go a little further and we're going to draw a big curve that comes out even a few little bumps on that one too and then we will connect we will do the same here big curve lumps and then we will curve inwards now we are going to draw the antenna, we are going to draw a small curve that comes out but in the end we want to draw a small club at the end, a little bit thicker point, It's called a club, I think it looks like a club, yes, you're going to do the same thing on the left side, thicken it up and we're We're going to leave the legs off because they're underneath, we're going to draw the top of our butterfly, but what's wrong with them? especially the monarch wings?

Orange, yes, orange, and they have all different types of stains, yes, really cool stains, so let's do them all. of those points before we color it, let's start with the four wings and we can start on the left side, we'll draw this shape, it comes out like this and we'll curve back to where we started, let's do the same thing, repeat everything. of the same steps on both wings every time we draw something on the right side we will repeat it on the left side or vice versa if we draw it on the left side we will also draw on the right great now let's draw Let's draw a big shape here or a small shape, actually a small oval shape.

We can draw the same thing on the other side. Now the next one we're going to draw is a little longer. Let's go out further. Come back in and curve around the same thing here a little bit more, turn and then come back right now, this bottom shape right here we're going to start near the body that we're going to come out of, so follow the shape of the first shape that we drew, so we're going to curve and follow that third shape and now we're going to curve back to where we started. Now let's do the same on the other side, follow the top shape and then the side follow the bottom of the wing and then connect back to the connector.

You're doing a great job. Now our two butterflies look a little different. Yes, it's okay because the most important thing is to have fun, have fun and practice. Remember that it's okay if your drawings look different. ours I promise you that the second time you draw your butterfly it will turn out even better than the first time yeah, yeah, okay, let's go ahead and we have some more dots that we're going to draw here, we're going to draw them all. here on the left side first, so I'm going to draw two ovals, then we'll leave a little space, I'll draw two more ovals, these can be smaller and then I'll draw three ovals that are very long on the end. now let's do the same thing here we'll draw two medium sized two small and then three long it's really starting to look like a monarch butterfly with all the spots now let's go down here and draw the hind wings dots on the hind wings first we're going to draw a large shape right in the middle that looks like a raindrop shape, yeah, then down here, we're going to draw a very long shape, we're going to follow the The first one we draw goes right next to it, then we're going to go out further, then we're going to curve again and then we will follow the bottom shape of the wing and then we will connect again.

Let's do the same thing here on the right side. We'll draw that raindrop shape right in the middle of the wing, then we'll start near the body, follow that first shape, then we'll go out to the edge of the curve of the wing and follow the bottom shape of the wing back to where we started now we're going to draw a bunch of little oval shapes like we did here on the top wing. We're going to start here next to the two large shapes that we drew and draw the first shape. a little short, so we'll draw another one right next to that one and we'll draw two more shapes next to those, just place them up to this top wing, great, it looks really impressive.

Now let's do the same thing here on the right side we're going to draw that first oval shape and we're going to draw three more right next to that oh these are a little different than the left side okay now these are all the orange shapes on the wing on the same On the edge of each wing there are a lot of little white dots, so we're going to start here on the left side and we're going to draw very small ovals and circles to fill in the edge of the wing now that you don't have.

To combine the same shapes or the same amount of dots that we are putting in, just use your own creativity and add a bunch of little white dots. We're not going to color these, we're just going to leave them white when we're done, we'll do the same thing here on this side, then we'll also go down here and add those dots on the back wings when we fast forward the video or if we're going too fast during a step, right? that? Can our friends pause it? Yes, you could pause it. You could pause the video if you need more time to finish a step.

Now we still have to do one more thing with our drawings. Color it. Yes, we need to color our butterflies. To look much better with all the colors, now this part we are going to fast forward again, but at the end you guys can pause the video to match the same color. They are ready to move fast. Yes, good job, dad, you did a good job on your drawing. thanks man, you did a great job with yours too, I love how everything turned out colored, I hope our friends color their drawings and we also hope you had a lot of fun drawing your monarch butterflies, yes we hope you had a lot of fun. fun and see you later friends, goodbye