Leadlight Counseling - Holland South Office

Draw an elegant full butterfly just emerged from an open chrysalis on a broad gently curving branch. Camera is close and slightly below the butterfly, so its beautiful wings occupy most of the page in a welcoming open fan. Each wing is formed from six large smooth stained-glass-like panes bounded by clean contour lines, with simple curved shapes and no cracks or shards. Its body is rounded, face quietly pleased, and two antennae curve upward. The empty chrysalis hangs clearly beside it, opening away from the butterfly body. One large broad leaf rests below. This is a peaceful imagined metaphor for growth and the Leadlight name, not a clinical treatment scene. A plain hanging plaque from the branch carries only the exact business lettering. Keep wing tips, antennae, chrysalis and plaque fully visible. No therapist, office, injured animal, floating slogans, kaleidoscope texture, gray fill or decorative frame. Give each wing pane a generous connected area for coloring.