Front and center, imagine an intricately detailed hand-drawn illustration of Professor Snape standing in front of an ornately framed, large, oval mirror, reminiscent of something you might find in a Victorian-era apothecary, with swirling, floral carvings along its edges. Snape is positioned in a classic Norman Rockwell pose—slightly exaggerated in form, capturing the realism yet whimsy Rockwell was known for. He's clad in his iconic dark, flowing robes, which cascade around him, pooling onto a bathroom tile floor that resembles a pattern from a Beatrix Potter illustration—soft pastels with dainty floral motifs.

Snape's hair, in true Quentin Blake style, is captured mid-swish, as though just flicked back while he bends slightly forward, focusing intently on the task at hand. His expression is serious, his dark eyes slightly narrowed, peering through the mirror, as he brushes his teeth with an oversized, whimsically ornate toothbrush, designed with Art Nouveau flair—a nod to Aubrey Beardsley—with intricate scrollwork and possibly a little snake entwined around the handle.

The minty toothpaste is comically exaggerated, foamy and wildly mint-green, spilling from his mouth in an abundance akin to Maurice Sendak's playful chaos, speckled with tiny bubbles that catch light in a way Maxfield Parrish would appreciate, each bubble reflecting a spectrum of colors. A tiny, whimsical gust of toothpaste foam fluffs out, curling whimsically around Snape's stern face like clouds from a Gustave Doré scene.

On the countertop, drawn in a detailed style reminiscent of Arthur Rackham, sit various potion bottles with labels like "Essence of Peppermint" and "Fresh Breath Elixir," their glass surfaces reflecting the soft, warm glow from a nearby wall sconce. This lighting casts a gentle, golden hue reminiscent of N.C. Wyeth's rich color palette over the scene, illuminating the detailed cracks in the aged, dark wooden cabinets below.

In the background, there's a splash of muted color, echoing Edward Gorey’s tones, with a small, crooked window framed by curtains that might have belonged in a quaint English cottage, revealing a hint of a lush, enchanted forest just outside—trees densely packed, their leaves swirling in abstract patterns, offering a subtle nod to Arthur Rackham’s influence.

This illustration captures the juxtaposition of everyday mundanity against the extraordinary, each detail packed with narrative potential and visual delight, creating a card that is both intricate and delightfully humorous.

Generated with these themes: Professor snape brushing his teeth with minty toothpaste.

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