Three palettes. A different pair of wings.
Compare soft pink, cool blue and warm monarch wings, then explore the look that feels like you.
AI-generated adult portraits for inspiration. Guides and time estimates are examples.
The same butterfly idea, three distinct moods. Look at color, wing shape and finishing detail.
Pink and turquoise wings soften into a purple outline. White dots finish the edges without dividing the wings into many small panels.
Soft sponge · Round brush · Fine detail brush
Try on your photoBlue outer wings meet turquoise centers. A fine dark outline and white accents make the cool palette feel more defined.
Soft sponge · Round brush · Fine detail brush
Try on your photoOrange and yellow fill the wings. Black veins, segmented edges and white dots create a more graphic pattern.
Soft sponge · Round brush · Fine detail brush
Try on your photoCompare wing shapes and finishing details as well as color count.
Follow the visual composition: pink shapes, turquoise centers, then purple outlines and white dots.
Illustrative sequence. AI-generated adult stages, not a tested painting tutorial.
Pink upper and lower wings establish the shape around the eyes. The eye area stays clear in the illustration.
Soft sponge
Turquoise at the inner edges adds a second color. The wings keep the same position on both sides of the face.
Soft sponge · Round brush
Purple outlines, a central body and antennae define the butterfly. White dots finish the edges of the wings.
Fine detail brush
Colors & finishing detail
Compare the actual example colors and tools. Soft shapes and fine outlines use different kinds of detail, even when the palettes have the same number of colors.
Concept materials are examples, not product recommendations or suitability assessments.
Soft sponge · Round brush · Fine detail brush
View Pink materialsSoft sponge · Round brush · Fine detail brush
View Blue materialsSoft sponge · Round brush · Fine detail brush
View Monarch materialsA little context about the samples, guides and photo preview.
Explore Pink Butterfly, Blue Butterfly and Monarch Butterfly. Each has a palette, guide and photo try-on.
Pink pairs pink and turquoise with purple outlines. Blue uses cool colors and fine dark details. Monarch combines orange and yellow wings with black veins and white dots. Compare the pattern and painted area as well as the colors.
Yes. Select Adult or Child to explore each design on that portrait and open its matching guide. All portraits are AI-generated.
Yes. Choose a butterfly, then select your photo in Try-On. Your photo stays in your browser. The result is a virtual preview; try-on has not been tested with children’s photos.
Use them to explore the shapes, colors and order of a look. Pink Butterfly includes AI-generated stage illustrations; Blue and Monarch have written guides. Steps and time estimates are examples, not tested painting instructions.
They show colors and tools for each look, without recommending brands. Choose products made for skin and follow their instructions.