On the cover of the Easter greeting card, an idyllic coastal scene unfolds, merging the playful whimsy of a beach day with the solemnity of a cherished tradition. Picture a golden sandy beach at sunrise, where gentle waves lap at the shore, casting shimmering reflections across the sand. Center stage is an elegantly dressed man, reminiscent of a Norman Rockwell character, kneeling on one knee, with his trousers rolled up, inspecting a gleaming seashell as if it were a fine vintage. In the background, a quaint wooden table, akin to something out of an Arthur Rackham illustration, is laden with a collection of intricate seashells and starfish displayed in crystal glasses, mimicking a wine tasting setup. To the left, a small, mischievous rabbit—borrowed from the imagination of Beatrix Potter—hops near a basket filled with brightly colored Easter eggs, each painted with swirls and patterns echoing the intricate designs of an Aubrey Beardsley work.

Above this charming tableau, the sky is a brilliant watercolor wash of pastels—lavenders, pinks, and blues—transitioning into a bold, golden horizon. Playfully strewn across this painted sky, fluffy clouds, shaped with the playful eccentricity of a Quentin Blake illustration, spell out the name "Reetord" in a delightful, swirling script, blending seamlessly with the scene. Near the water's edge, a signpost emerges from the sand, whimsically tilting, and reads "Reetord's Shell & Surf Selection," as if announcing a grand exhibition.

This blend of seaside charm and traditional Easter elements, with nods to the artistry of Maurice Sendak and Edward Gorey in the detail and composition, tells a unique story of discovery and delight, all while celebrating "Reetord" in a creative and endearing manner.

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