This bright illustration of the mourning cloak butterfly, Nymphalis antiopa, is made to bring lightness to any space with its minimalist, nature-inspired expression.

Digital designs can be printed using any type of paper and printing method.

This variation of the butterfly poster is a digital download and enable you to choose how the printing is done yourself. If you instead want to receive a physical poster or a framed print of this design, you can find that here.

♥ Inspired by the world outside our screens, every design is created by human artists without the use of AI. We appreciate that nature is complex, beautiful and fragile, just as its inhabitants – butterflies and humans alike.

This poster colorfully depicts the mourning cloak butterfly, Nymphalis antiopa, also known as the Camberwell beauty, on a green background.
It is a part of the Butterfly Poster series.

Product details:

This is a downloadable product. This means that no physical item will be recieved; upon purchase, you will be able to download the digital design in different file formats to your computer. You are then responsible for printing the poster yourself (at home or for better quality, finding a suitable printing service).
The files included in the product:
- File formats: jpeg, png and pdf.
- Color modes: RGB and CMYK variations. Only RGB color is available for png-files, as this file type is made for RGB.

Check out the printing specifications at your chosen printing service to find out which file to upload. If you need a specialized formatting, you are welcome to send a message.

Recieving the files:

When the purchase is finalized, you will be taken to a page where a zip-file containing all the formats can be downloaded. You will also be able to access the download page from a confirmation email.
Note: After downloading the product, you will no longer be eligible for refund or cancellation of the purchase.
After downloading your purchased file, you will need to un-zip it to access all the files inside. If you do not know how to do this, you can find help here and here.
The files are now accessible.

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