Butterflies typically have very different patterns on one side of their wings than the other. One is meant to keep them safe from their enemies, while the other is to attract other butterflies. When a butterfly lands its wings are folded up and it would only see itself (its body). It's not only ok, but a beautiful thing that we don't all see the same things in ourselves and each other.  We should aim to search for the Truth of who we are, but not always in spite of our view or the view of others. 

"Sophie" is printed on archival paper and I have custom painted the frame with gold and black for extra elegance. The bevel of the mat is embellished with gold flake.

"Rozalia" is printed on canvas and has been painted over with varnish with some pearl in it for shimmer. She is in an open face Wexel Art acrylic frame which casts multicolored shadows around it. Very bright, colorful and happy!

“Anna" is printed on archival paper and I have custom spray painted the frame for this piece with multiple layers for a speckled look.

"Kimbra" is printed on archival paper and I have custom spray painted the mat for this piece with multiple layers for a speckled look, the bevel of the mat is embellished with gold flake, and the I've painted a confetti pattern on the frame to complete the party!

*While I do have some completed pieces available, commissioning your own butterfly means you can choose the actual butterfly that I photograph!

Please contact me (click the envelope at the bottom of the page to email) if you are interested in a commission!*