As you look at this page, the first thing you notice is the large hibiscus flower with its distinct petals and long stamen. It sits right in the foreground next to a spiral seashell and a five-pointed starfish. The ground beneath them is covered in soft sand and scattered with small stones that add extra detail to the shore. In the background, the ocean stretches out toward the horizon line, with simple, curling waves that suggest a calm sea. The leaves tucked behind the flower have clear veins, making them easy to color with different shades of green. Every element is drawn with clean, moderate lines that are perfect for staying inside the edges while still offering plenty of space for vibrant colors.

For the hibiscus, you might try using a bright pink or a sunny yellow to make it the star of the page. You can use a darker shade near the center of the petals to give the flower some depth. The starfish looks great in orange or purple, while the seashell can be colored with soft creams or even pearlescent pastels. When you reach the ocean, try using different shades of blue and turquoise to show the movement of the water. You can leave the tops of the waves white to look like sea foam. Using a light tan or beige for the sand and adding little dots with a brown marker can help create a realistic sandy texture.