Boating Birthday Card
Estimated Delivery:
12/22/2025
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2 cards for $7 or 3 cards for $10
Add printed cards in these bundle sizes and the best price applies automatically.
Estimated Delivery:
12/22/2025
Materials & Packing
- Printed on Glossy Card (5.5 x 5.5")
- Comes with a Kraft Envelope
Boating Birthday Card
Description
In the foreground of the illustration, imagine an old-fashioned wooden rowboat gently bobbing on a shimmering lake, reminiscent of a painting by Norman Rockwell. The boat, painted in a classic sea-blue with white accents, is brimming with quirky birthday paraphernalia.
Perched at the helm is a whimsical character, perhaps a portly frog wearing a brightly colored captain's hat, tipping it in salute. The frog's attire features bold, playful stripes of red and yellow, inspired by Quentin Blake's loose, expressive style. Beside the frog, a small stack of wrapped gifts, festooned with polka-dotted paper and oversized bows, sits precariously balanced, hinting at the whimsy of Beatrix Potter’s charming animal tales.
Floating above the scene, tethered to the boat, is a cluster of helium balloons in vibrant hues—sunshine yellow, candy apple red, and sky blue. These balloons glisten in the sunlight, casting reflections on the water. In a nod to Maxfield Parrish’s penchant for luminous colors, the balloons are so vivid they appear almost iridescent.
In the background, a lush, verdant shoreline curves gently, detailed with delicate pen strokes reminiscent of Arthur Rackham's intricate line work. Wisps of wildflowers—violets, daisies, and buttercups—dot the landscape, each petal a study in subtle watercolor blending.
The sky above is a rich, deep azure, speckled with fluffy cumulus clouds akin to Gustave Doré’s sweeping skies. Among these clouds, a comically large banner flutters. It’s crafted from a patchwork quilt of fabrics, each panel bearing a different pattern—stripes, dots, and chevrons. Boldly emblazoned on this banner in an exuberant, swirling script is the name "Doug," playfully oversized, as if to say the entire scene is a grand birthday celebration in Doug’s honor.
Overall, the scene blends the playful, illustrative qualities of Sendak and the detailed charm of Gorey, creating a humorous, heartwarming tableau where every element brims with personality and detail.
Generated with these themes: Boating.
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