Butterfly Betty- 24" x 32" Print

Betty’s earliest memory was a monarch landing on her wrist—its wings trembling like a tiny heartbeat. She was four, sitting in her grandmother’s garden, when the world opened to her through color, movement, and delicate wonder. From that moment, she didn’t just admire butterflies—she felt connected to them.

She watched how they moved through storms and sunlight with the same effortless grace, how they transformed quietly into something new. As she grew, those qualities became her compass. When life grew heavy, she remembered their lightness, their resilience, their courage. She sketched them endlessly—intricate wings, impossible colors—and soon they appeared not just in her notebooks, but in her art and identity.

And that’s how Butterfly Betty was born.

In this painting, her golden headpiece shaped like a wing is more than adornment—it’s a symbol of everything she learned:

🦋 Authenticity over perfection
🦋 Transformation as a lifelong unfolding
🦋 Lightness as discipline and freedom
🦋 The power of moving differently

Betty became a woman who navigated the world with agility, intuition, and quiet mastery. People said she carried color with her. Being around her felt like standing in sunlight. Some swore they could hear wings.

That is the magic of Butterfly Betty: a woman who understood that transformation isn’t something that happens to us—it’s something we choose, again and again, with courage, color, and flight.