In the center of the page, the words HAPPY EASTER are displayed on a decorative banner that arches over the scene. Below the text, two charming bunnies sit amongst a patch of tulips and daffodils. The rabbits have soft features and friendly expressions that make them very inviting to color.

Scattered around the base of the scene are several Easter eggs decorated with simple stripes and dots. The tulips and daffodils grow tall around the characters, adding a sense of height and variety to the garden. The moderate line density makes it easy to distinguish between the soft fur of the rabbits and the delicate petals of the flowers, ensuring every detail stands out clearly.

Use soft pastels like lavender, mint green, and pale yellow for the Easter eggs to give them a classic holiday look. For the bunnies, you might try light shades of brown or grey, using small, light strokes to mimic the texture of soft fur. The tulips and daffodils look best in vibrant pinks and bright yellows to make the garden feel alive and sunny.

Consider using a gold or silver gel pen for the letters in the banner to make the greeting really pop off the page. If you are using colored pencils, you can layer different shades of green on the stems and leaves of the flowers to create more depth. This page has enough detail to be interesting without being too difficult for younger artists.