In the whimsical birthday card scene, a delightfully quirky helicopter hovers mid-air, reminiscent of a vintage contraption. Its rotors are whimsically exaggerated, like delicate lacework, and their intricate patterns are a nod to Aubrey Beardsley's detailed illustrations. The body of the helicopter is decorated with lively illustrations of party hats and confetti, echoing Quentin Blake's playful style. Suspended from the helicopter is a gigantic, cheerful birthday cake, precariously dangling from a rope, similar to the adventurous visuals of Maurice Sendak's story worlds. The cake is adorned with vibrant frosting and oversized, colorful candles, each flickering with an exaggerated flame that dances whimsically in the air. In a nod to Norman Rockwell's detailed storytelling, tiny party-goers, reminiscent of woodland creatures à la Beatrix Potter, are seated atop the cake, cheering joyously. In the background, the sky is a Maxfield Parrish-inspired gradient of twilight colors, and among the clouds, wispy letters spell out "Happy Birthday, Slavik," like skywriting magic. A trail of balloons with amusing, illustrated faces and Edward Gorey-esque quirky expressions float playfully around the helicopter, adding to the festivity. On the ground below, a lush, Arthur Rackham-inspired enchanted forest provides a backdrop, with a quaint clearing where woodland creatures gather around a picnic blanket, clinking tiny teacups in celebration. The entire scene is a blend of adventurous fantasy and birthday merriment, captured with the storytelling depth of N.C. Wyeth and the intricate detail of Gustave Doré.

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