**Card Design Description:**

**Background and Setting:**

The card features a vibrant springtime landscape reminiscent of an Edward Gorey meets Maxfield Parrish aesthetic. The sky is a rich cerulean blue, peppered with fluffy cotton-candy clouds. In the distance, the Chicago skyline is subtly sketched, hinting at Jeany's Illinois residence, with skyscrapers delicately detailed in charcoal grays.

**Foreground Scene:**

A lush, green meadow sprawls across the bottom of the card, speckled with clusters of daffodils and tulips in hues of sunny yellow and deep magenta. Nestled in the foreground, an old-school vinyl record player is partially buried in the grass, spinning a vinyl with a bold "1952 Hits" label, a nod to Jeany's birth year.

**Main Illustration:**

Center stage, a whimsically detailed picnic scene unfolds. A large, intricately designed tablecloth (inspired by Aubrey Beardsley’s line work) is spread out, patterned with tiny paw prints, celebrating Jeany's love for dogs. Scattered across the cloth are several oversized wine glasses filled with ruby-red wine, their stems curling in exaggerated Beatrix Potter style.

Sitting around the picnic setup are several anthropomorphic dogs, crafted in Quentin Blake’s charmingly chaotic line art style. They are various breeds: a wise-looking Old English Sheepdog wearing round spectacles, a dapper Dachshund with a tiny bowtie, and a jovial Labrador balancing a wine bottle on its nose.

**Birthday Element:**

Hovering above the picnic, suspended by dainty strings, is a festive banner swaying in the gentle breeze. The banner reads "Happy Birthday Jeany" in bold, swirling Gustave Doré-style script, each letter artistically embellished with vines and tiny blossoms that seem to pop out of the card.

**Additional Details:**

A whimsical cuckoo clock sits among the flowers, its hands pointing to 1:52, hinting at the year 1952. Meanwhile, two small, wooden wine barrels serve as additional seats, and one has a Detroit Tigers cap perched atop it, acknowledging Jeany's Detroit roots.

In the bottom right corner, in small but elegantly written cursive, are the words “A Toast to You,” accompanied by a sketched cork popping from a wine bottle.

This scene combines the playful intricacy of Arthur Rackham with the delightful storytelling of Maurice Sendak, promising a card that captures both personality and celebration.

Generated with these themes: Spring time, born1952 in Detroit, living in Illinois, loves dogs, loves wine.

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