Butterfly Tree - Dot painting
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Butterfly Tree dot painting with a canopy of wings
A tree whose leaves have been replaced by butterflies, hundreds of small shapes filling the crown. It is a long project and a rewarding one, because the crown grows slowly and visibly.
Hundreds of tiny wings, yet nothing to spill: dot painting trades the paint tray for markers and a calm, quiet table.

What is in the dot painting kit
Everything you need comes in one box:
- Printed canvas: sturdy and densely detailed.
- Guide: short and useful.
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Double-tip markers:
- 1.0 mm tip: for the trunk and the main branches.
- 0.5 mm tip: for each butterfly in the canopy.

Progress you can point at
One branch a night is a fair pace, and every branch changes how the tree looks. That visible progress keeps the canvas on the table instead of in a cupboard.
Rain on the window, a podcast in your ears, and the crown fills in slowly, wing by wing. A dot art painting kit with everything included.
A crown that has to breathe
Fill every butterfly solidly and the canopy clogs into a dark cloud. Leaving canvas between them lets the light through and keeps the tree readable.
Tight dots near the trunk and loose ones in the crown add depth that makes the butterflies appear to flutter.

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