Bee and a Ladybug Sitting on a Daisy Coloring Page

A single daisy takes up almost the whole sheet here, which is the reason this one suits small hands. The petals are long and separate, each drawn with two clean lines and a soft point at the tip, so a child can work around the flower petal by petal without ever needing to stay inside a tight shape. Two insects share the middle. The bee sits on the left with its striped back and a pair of curling antennae, and the ladybug sits to the right, a smooth dome carrying six large open spots. Those spots are outlines, not solid dots, so they take color like everything else. The flower center uses a light stipple rather than a heavy fill, and it reads well with a dotted or dabbed treatment instead of flat shading. One thick stem runs down to the bottom edge with a leaf curving away at the lower right. Give the two visitors different colors and let the petals stay pale. That contrast is what pulls the eye to the middle of the page, which is where all the interesting drawing is.