Butterfly designs
Express yourself with a custom butterfly design created just for you by a professional designer. Need ideas? We’ve collected some amazing examples of butterfly images from our global community of designers. Get inspired and start planning the perfect butterfly design today.
a whimsical cute treehouse logo
by RotRed
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Logo for Chiropractic
Considering the title and the spirit – and of course, the brief, I was inspired this way.
by Ava N Garda
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by Odius
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Design for the Gift Wrapping Paper
Here, we had freedom to explore and the art was welcome,so that’s something I like and appreciate – and I enjoyed in working it so much!
by Ava N Garda
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by Intrepid Guppy Design
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The Mndset Rebellion
by Boutchou
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Logo is part of readymade collection available for sale. Please contact via message or 1-1 readymade project service if you wish to express interest in potentially acquiring this product. First-come, first-serve basis with transfer of artwork ownership effective upon service completion.
by ΛИ
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Logo for a new non profit organisation
by _Tatjana_
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Beautiful Orange Highlights Conservation
Trifold Brochure to inform readers about the goals and needs of a Butterfly preservation group.
by Sherry_B
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by KVA
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Butterfly bursting from its cocoon for the first time ,stylized and dramatic capturing of that moment with lines and color. To be used for children’s books publisher.
by merci dsgn
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Cool logo for Pediatric Physical Therapy Program
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by Arthean
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skincare – elegant butterfly logo
by RotRed
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concept logo for a feminist blog. main idea sketched on PaintTool Sai and vectorized with Adobe Illustrator CS6.
by vannezzombie™
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Illustration for Brunello di Montalcino 2013 – Fiore del Vento Label of “Corte Pavone” Wine Estate in Montalcino, Toscana.
Second illustration created with the purpose of being the main graphic of a premium wine label. Each element of this intricate and sophisticated design is linked to the place where the wine is crafted: Montalcino, Toscana.
by Yokaona
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whimsical cute children logo
by RotRed
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Handdrawn logo for a gardening store
The client’s business focuses on gardening and home decorations and the two are united by a hand drawn icon with plant pots for gardening and a butterfly for decorations.
by ananana14
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Rib Cage Tattoo
by merci dsgn
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by KVA
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This logo was inspired by nature and beautiful things that surround us.
by _Tatjana_
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Violet – Logo upgrade
The goal of the project was to create a graphic design to complement the logotype the client already had for a restaurant and cooking school opening in Westwood Village in May. Violets are the first blooms after a dark winter, and this restaurant and cooking school is meant to be a bright, happy and enriching gathering place for the community. The existing sign was the part that couldn’t be changed, so the new addition had to make the logo conveys the message of delicious home cooking, comfort, quirky cool, alluring and feminine.
by Yokaona
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by Arthean
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by RotRed
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Cherry Blossom + butterflies, for swaddle blanket.
Hand Drawn Pattern for Babies
by Fe Melo
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girly logo for little girls
by RotRed
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Mailer Box – Golden Morning Art
Golden Morning Art is dedicated to create stained glass art and suncatchers. Her owner was in need of a sturdy packaging to sell through Amazon and survive to warehouse and mailing too. Her arts will be given as gifts, mostly to women, in this case, she asked for a hand drawn, femenine, black & white color palette with an elegant touch for her mailing box. The packaging should connect with her audience and reflects the product inside (flowers, birds, butterflies and similars). The gift box could be re-purposed as a piece of art too.
by Luz Viera Studio
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Elephant logo design for hot sauce company
Elegant illustration of elephant with butterfly wings for ears.
by Moxie Mason
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by artsigma
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by KVA
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Frog and butterfly
Happy little frog and butterfly design. I kept the handdrawn feel of the strokes to subtly make people think of kids when they see the design.
by ananana14
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Shop Card design for LA BOITE Signature Blooms
As L. Mies van der Rohe said, “less is more” 🙂
by Yokaona
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T-shirt design for Dead Pancreas Society
T-shirt design for Dead Pancreas Society
by Julia S.
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Logo for beauty salon
An image of abstract butterfly. Which works very well in every combination.
by BlindB
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We use advanced technology to improve the saddle fitting process in the equestrian/horse industry. We offer disposable pressure sensor readout pads for a one-time saddle fitting, we offer in-person electronic sensor pad saddle fitting for multiple readings, and we offer 3D digital saddle fitting
by KVA
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Villa Borgo Borago
by KVA
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by Nico Strike
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Vibrant logo for Learning, Motivation and Behavioral Transformation Company
Big Concept = Transformation The big concept is moving from a dark “unknowing” place to a bright-brilliant place of “knowing” or “enlightenment”. Butterfly Emerging We have the idea about a butterfly emerging from caterpillar or something else showing the transformation. For a capitular emerging into a butterfly. It could be a small caterpillar (maybe black and white) at lower left and a swash of color emerging and morphing/changing into a colorful butterfly. This would show the process of transformation.
by J_Ivan
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Woman Butterfly – Leaves
Hey 🙂 This logo doesn’t have a home yet, if you’re interested in adopting and growing it into a successful brand it can be yours for only $499! A lifetime warranty that includes minor revisions is also included!
by Musique!
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by Arthean
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La Boite logo design
La Boite makes luxurious bloom boxes on the market, offering clients the choice of either fresh roses or everlasting roses in a selection of acrylic and hat boxes. A logo that conveys luxury and high-end was a must, so I designed a fancy LB monogram that could be embossed on the box. The logo is accompanied by the intricate, butterfly illustration that gives identity to the brand.
by Yokaona
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two B initials become like butterflies
high-quality, fashion-forward, activewear company that designs leggings for women who participate in a variety of athletics from barre and pilates to powerlifting and indoor cycling. Our leggings are comfortable and manufactured in the United States with the finest materials and craftsmanship
by -Alya-
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Logo for Body Love – Physical Fitness
Contest holder had in mind something that would positively transform women in physical fitness.. She was tended to watercolor solution which is my fave.
by Ava N Garda
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logo for international green-tech investment fund
Contest winner. 2016. Logo for a venture capital fund investing in UK-based innovative, green tech companies aspiring to expand into the Chinese market. The design thus aims to appeal to tech entrepreneurs and investors from the UK as well as from the PR China. It references both countries’ national flags, a circuit pattern (technology) and a leaf (environment) on the wings of a butterfly. The butterfly in turn references the parent network’s brand identity.
by KaWolfram
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Custom made artworks and decor, our price is affordable, all of out paintings are hand made.our target audience maybe older mid class group who has decent incomes and tastes of arts.
by 7plus7
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Papillon Hot Sauce Label and Logo Design
I really loved working on these designs for Papillon Hot Sauce. The initial idea was a mean looking Butterflyman. The backstory I’ve figured it out that the Butterflyman is born from a chili, like the caterpillar from the cocoon. So basically here the cocoon the chili itself, and there the Butterflyman transformed to its final form, and he cutted out himself with its knife. The butterfly symbol for the logo was made from two knuckle duster and a switchblade knife. For this one I was made the look like it is an old motorcycle gang logo.
by Wintrygrey
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Logo for Monarch Addiction Healing Center
This is a upscale residential drug treatment center and detox located in West Texas. The facility will be an upscale Tuscan Design most likely stucco. The facility will also have fountains and man made waterfalls around it to give the appearance of natural springs. The mood of the business is a blend of advanced medicine and also holistic 12-step based recovery. We are going with the idea of a monarch butterfly due to its change to caterpillar. we want some sort of icon above the monarch word that resembles an abstract butterfly and then we also might want the idea of monarch as royalty worked in. I included a sample logo for something to look at.
by Oculus Branding
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Kinder Academy needs YOU !!
by agnes design
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Black Monarch Hotel
Black Monarch Hotel
by BestMaxa
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Esoteric Butterfly Therapy Logo
Esoteric design that conveys luxury, feminine, healing and energy. Attempting to inspire the feeling of a glorious self-care full of self-love and expansive spirituality.
by Jani Tavanxhi
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by Evangelina
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Luxury logo concept for lifestyle brand – BALLAFEN
A lifestyle brand that combines nature, luxury, minimalism and sensibility. Rose gold color alphabet initial ‘b’ with butterfly wings.
by aleT
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Butterfly design for Mentalmorphosis
Butterfly design for Mentalmorphosis organization that aims to inspire and transform through leadership and social & natural connections.
by Moxie Mason
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Inspirational MUSE Logo concept for Personal Pygmalion Project
Life-change, transformation, power, emotion. and an evoking character *this design is for sale
by aleT
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by shaka88
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Logo for The Foodie Nutritionist
by Elvin.
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Am Liebsten Liebe
An eBook cover design about young girls love.
by NJ-ARTS’ STUDIO
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Gifting Style – Logo for an e-commerce company
An elegant logo created in a flat geometric style. A giftbox with the bow-gift that look like butterfly giving an uniqueness feeling
by CostinLogopus
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Logo Concept for a coach for stress management
by Leehaa
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Pjamble is a 3D printing service company. Our customers are people with creative drive who want to bring their digital creations to life. Architects, fashion, jewelry and graphic designers love us. As do tinkerers and makers. At Pjamble.com, users can upload their 3D CAD files. We analyze, 3D print and ship their creations to them. Simple.
by J_Ivan
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Healthy Products Logo
An elegant typography combined with illustrated organic elements.
by katie_kat
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Overlapping logo design.
Overlapping Butterfly logo design for High-End Organic Skincare.
by Skilline
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by DesignTreats
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Transfora – Logo for an online service to automate business processes
*** Unused and available logo, looking for a buyer*** The butterfly is a symbol of transformation. I designed this logo using similar lines as electronic circuits. So, automation. This design is for sale.
by CostinLogopus
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Logo for a company focused on curing skin cancer
by Desana
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the concept of monoline with the combination of a butterfly and an airplane.
This brand is for people who love all things travel. It’s all about pushing people to get out there to explore, wander, discover new things, create once in a lifetime experiences, go outside their comfort zone, and make friendships through travel. It’s for anyone who wants to express their love for travel and adventure through the clothes they wear.
by -Alya-
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Logo design for North Florida Health Center, Inc.
Logo design for the North Florida Health Center that provides mental health and substance abuse treatment in the form of psychotherapy to all age ranges and populations. The icon features the center initials, NFHC, and a butterfly on a branch with 2 leaves. Letter F is defined by negative space for added visual interest. The butterfly is stylized. The butterfly was chosen as it represents a charismatic and mesmerizing animal that embodies transformation and change (metamorphosis), growth, delicacy and grace, well-being and health. Similarly, leaves allude to growth, transformation and renewal. A blue color palette was chosen. The icon is complemented by a modern sans serif typeface. 2023, 1-to-1 project.
Butterfly Themed Art Design Challenge
Butterflies were the theme for the Art Elements design challenge this month. Butterflies are symbols of change and transformation. The Art Elements Team has made some changes to the monthly theme challenges, including moving the reveals from a blog hop to a photo album in a Facebook community. I’m choosing to blog about my themed projects anyway because, frankly, if it weren’t for the monthly challenges, I would have to come up with content ideas all on my own.
When thinking about how to represent the theme, my first thoughts were inspired by illustrations from Victorian-era naturalist journals. I thought I would try to embroider a butterfly life cycle in the style of one of those illustrations, which were often a combination of sketch and watercolor. I would still like to do something like that, because that is not what I ended up doing for this month’s challenge. While I was searching for reference images, I stumbled upon a clip art image that became the inspiration for a thread-painting.
To begin the embroidery, I scaled the clipart image to fit an oval hoop I had and printed it in on regular copy paper. The image includes several stages of a butterfly’s life cycle on a branch. Rather than stitch the branch, which probably would have taken the entire month, I painted it onto the fabric as a background. I used Inktense pencils and blocks with Liquitex fabric medium to paint the branch and a blue sky background. After setting the painted background (with a little heat from a hair dryer that hasn’t been used on my hair since the pandemic lockdown began back in March), I traced the outlines of the butterfly stages onto the fabric with a Frixion ink pen and got busy stitching.
I knew when I chose this design that it would likely take me most of the month to complete the embroidery, even with cheating by painting the branch. What I didn’t expect is how much of that time would be dedicated to trying to get the darned thread through the eye of the needle. There were times when I was certain the eye was only an optical illusion because the thread would bend and not go through. Anyway, I persevered and finished with five days to spare. And a deeper concentration furrow between my brows.
I did most of the stitching in the evenings after getting home from work. Since I’ve been working from home for months, and at the end of my workday, I just move from the desk chair to the sofa, I’ve had more afterwork time to play artist. It’s the best commute ever! But, as I was saying, because I used the evenings for stitching, I made time over one weekend to make some painted polymer clay butterfly focals for jewelry. And then turned some of them into actual wearable jewelry the following weekend. I like to design jewelry during daylight hours because I can see the true colors and undertones of the components better in natural light.
True to my nature, I didn’t have jewelry designs in mind when I made the butterfly focals. I just played with the clay and pigments, figuring my muse and I would sort of the jewelry designs later. I had visions of beaded chain necklaces for the large butterfly focals and spent hours auditioning beads for each of them. As always happens, despite my impressive bead stash, I found myself wishing I had other colors, shapes, and sizes. But I bravely refrained from ordering more beads and stoically worked with what I had. The only necklace I’m not 100% happy about is the mauve-yellow butterfly. I never seem to have the right yellow beads.
The smaller round butterfly focals became earrings, of course, because I made them in pairs. I didn’t antique them with black because, well, I forgot. And by the time I noticed, which was when processing photos, I was “that was a happy accident because I think I like them better this way.”
The butterfly connector beads were supposed to be bracelets. Bracelets are not my favorite type of jewelry to design and it shows in the limited number of them I have created. And yet, I made bracelet connectors. Because I always think I will make more bracelets. I can’t say why bracelet designs stump me, but they do. They really do. I don’t like wearing bracelets, which may contribute to my lack of enthusiasm for designing them. Whatever the cause of my bracelet design block, it has left the connector beads on my bead board, waiting, patiently, for inspiration to come.
That’s all the butterfly-inspired art I have for you today. As noted, there is no blog hop for this design challenge so here is where your butterfly-themed art ends, unless you are part of the Art Elements FB community or follow the Art Elements team on Instagram. Which I encourage you to do @Art__Elements (that’s two underscores). Thanks for stopping by my blog today. I’d love to know your thoughts on my interpretations of the butterfly theme.
