Peacock Butterfly Showing Eye Spot Patterns Coloring Page
Four big ringed eyespots and a couple of small ones scatter across soft rounded wings drawn in thick preschool friendly lines.
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Every edge on this butterfly is rounded off. The wings have no points at all, the body is a stack of soft capsules, and the line weight stays heavy from one side of the sheet to the other, which together make it one of the friendliest pages here for a child still learning to steer a crayon.
Count the rings before you start. Each upper wing carries two circles set near the leading edge, drawn as a ring inside a ring. Each lower wing carries one much larger version toward the outer corner, plus a small solo circle nearer the body. A few loose curved lines sweep through the remaining space to break it up.
The body is three capsules in a column, and the antennae rise in a shallow curve and finish in tight little loops.
A peacock butterfly at rest is almost black underneath. It snaps its wings open when something comes near, and the sudden arrival of four eyes is enough to make a mouse back off.
Rings beg for rings. Work from the outside in and change shade at each line.
