A ridiculously common butterfly almost anywhere in the Northern Hemisphere, Pieris rapae isn't the most interesting butterfly to look at, and it's rather a pest for people trying to grow kale or cabbage or any other cruciferous crop. Where I live, it's the first butterfly I see in spring and one of the last to disappear in autumn. This picture was mostly an excuse to try (and try and try) to get Google Imagen Fast to do something that looks like it could be a pencil drawing.
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a black pencil drawing of the cabbage white butterfly (Pieris rapae) feeding on the nectar of Brassica oleracea. graphite on rough 100% cotton paper, pencil textures, gestural lines, hand-drawn details, award-winning pencil drawing, sketchy, beautiful composition, process art, a masterpiece, mega-beautiful ...