The front cover of the birthday greeting card features a surreal, abstract landscape inspired by a fusion of Kandinsky's geometric playfulness and Pollock's energetic splatters. At the center, a towering multi-tiered birthday cake defies gravity, each tier a floating square or circle reminiscent of Mondrian's color blocks—bold red, deep blue, bright yellow, and pure white.

On one side, a series of thin, black rectangular lines echo Malevich's Suprematist forms, rising and intertwining like a network of dynamic, dancing skyscrapers. Swirling around these are spontaneous, Pollock-style streaks of white, silver, and midnight blue, crisscrossing the space in erratic yet deliberate chaos.

To the right, floating in a Rothko-esque band of soft, gradient colors transitioning from sunset orange to twilight purple, are ethereal silhouettes—shapes that hint at the stylized, shadowy figures from Death Note. Their forms are abstract, merely a suggestion, with swirling, looping lines and fragmented shapes that evoke a sense of movement and narrative.

Across the top of the scene, a sweeping Miró-inspired, whimsical curve—like a comet's tail—arcs over the composition, dotted with circles and dots in turquoise, lime green, and magenta, creating a celestial harmony. This curve supports a delicate, Cy Twombly-esque scrawl of the name "Adam," written in a fluid, continuous loop of charcoal-black, appearing as if suspended in the sky.

The background is a minimalist field of textured white, subtly punctuated by Agnes Martin-like soft grid lines, lending a serene yet structured backdrop to the vibrant chaos in the foreground. A few Richter-style smudges in shades of pastel pink and peach add depth and visual interest without overpowering the central elements.

Generated with these themes: Death Note .

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