Easter egg, drawn four ways. Easy has thick lines and big spaces for toddlers, medium suits school-age kids, detailed adds texture for older kids, and expert is packed with fine detail for teens and adults. Print one level or all four on A4 or US Letter, free, no sign-up.
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Three big decorated eggs sit in front of three tall tulips: one with dots, one with hearts and wavy bands, one with stripes and little flowers. Big shapes and thick lines for little hands, aged 3 to 6. Try bright pinks, yellows and blues on the eggs and a fresh green for the leaves.
Spring has arrived: a woven basket with a braided handle holds three decorated eggs, one with hearts, one with little flowers and one with waves and dots. A fourth egg rests in the grass beside it, while three tall tulips stand behind and daisies bloom at the front. Simple patterns and clear lines suit kids aged 5 to 10. Try soft pastels like pink, mint and lilac on the eggs, and a warm tan for the basket weave.
A fluffy rabbit sits beside an overflowing wicker basket of eggs decorated with flowers, hearts and folk patterns. Tulips rise all around, mixed with pussy willow branches and dainty lily of the valley, and two more eggs nestle in the grass. The fine lines and varied textures suit older kids and adults. Give the rabbit soft gray or brown fur using light, feathery pencil strokes, and keep the eggs bright for contrast. Prints on A4 or US Letter.
Hidden in a thick garden of tulips and daffodils, a rabbit peeks out beside a basket tied with a big ribbon bow. A small bird perches on the basket handle, and dozens of eggs covered in diamonds, petals and lace motifs fill the page right to the edges. Every space is busy with pattern, ideal for experienced adult colorists looking for a long, relaxing project. Alternate warm and cool pastels on neighboring eggs so each one stays distinct.
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