The scene is set in a charming, cozy living room adorned with a blend of whimsical and classic details, bringing to mind a blend of Norman Rockwell's heartwarming realism and Quentin Blake's lively line work. The room features an intricately patterned oriental rug sprawled across a wooden floor with a gentle, warm tone, echoing Maxfield Parrish’s use of vivid, yet soft colors.

At the center, there’s a long wooden table, polished to a warm honey hue. Upon it rests a grand, layered birthday cake, each tier crowned with delicate icing swirls in pastel shades of pink and lavender, reminiscent of Beatrix Potter’s gentle palette. The cake proudly displays the name "Poppy" in elegant, golden script that loops gracefully across the top tier.

Standing next to the table is the handsome English man, drawn in an expressive, detailed style akin to Arthur Rackham. His beard is a rich, earthy brown, and he wears a crisp blue shirt that complements his dark framed glasses, giving him a classic yet endearing look. His expression is focused as he gently adjusts the red collar on the white cat beside him.

The cat, a lively character in its own right, sports patches of black and ginger splodges, detailed with Edward Gorey's signature intricate crosshatching. It sits proudly on the table, its tail curling around a small, decorative plant pot filled with dainty, blooming daisies. The red collar, with its tiny, gleaming bell, catches the light, casting a delicate shadow.

Opposite the man stands the Thai girl with long, lustrous black hair cascading over her shoulders. Her hair has a glossy finish that captures the play of light, akin to Gustave Doré’s attention to detail. Her nose is elegantly curved, adding a unique feature to her expressive profile. She wears a traditional, intricately patterned dress, the colors of which are inspired by N.C. Wyeth’s bold, storytelling palettes—deep reds and vibrant golds interwoven with fine, delicate embroidery.

The backdrop is a wall of bookshelves filled with books of various sizes and colors, a nod to Maurice Sendak’s love for detail. Above the scene, hanging from the ceiling, is a string of small, colorful bunting, adding a festive touch, swaying gently as if caught in a gentle breeze.

Finally, nestled in the corner, an open window allows the late afternoon sun to pour in, casting long, gentle shadows across the floor and highlighting the textures and details within the room, reminiscent of the atmospheric works of Maxfield Parrish. This light brings everything together, creating a harmonious balance between the characters and their environment, ready to be captured on the greeting card.

Generated with these themes: Thai girl long black hair with curve nose, White cat with black and ginger splodges, Cat has red collar with bell, Handsome English man with brown beard, Man has glasses, Birthday cake, and Man has blue shirt.

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