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Draw the Other Half
Complete the butterfly drawing or robot yourself. Copy the reference on the left into the blank right half, online or on a free printable symmetry drawing worksheet. Unlike the Symmetry Painter, nothing is mirrored automatically.
Copy the broad wings on the right. The tiny ticks mark a few matching heights, not a finished outline.
Brush:
0 of 300 strokes used; each stroke can hold up to 2500 points. Save your PNG before using Undo or Reset to make room.
How to draw the other half
- Choose an original butterfly or robot. Easy shows broad outlines and small alignment ticks; harder adds details to copy and removes the ticks.
- Draw the missing right half yourself with a finger or mouse, or print the untouched starter to finish on paper. Undo, erase and reset affect only your marks.
- Save a 960 × 720 PNG with your digital drawing, or print a starter-only worksheet on A4 or Letter. Printed sheets never contain your digital marks.
Your drawing stays in this browser tab. It is not uploaded or saved to an account; changing the subject or difficulty discards your marks after confirmation.
Draw the other half: Butterfly — easy
Look at the left half, then draw the matching right half yourself. The guide is not an answer.
