In the center of the card, imagine a surreal, abstract birthday scene where angular and fluid forms collide in a vibrant dance. Inspired by the chaotic harmony of Kandinsky and Pollock, swirling red and crimson shapes flow across the page like the mane of a Blood Angel's ethereal wings, rich in color, resembling rivers of vibrant red and deep maroon. These shapes intersect with geometric blocks of bold, primary colors — vivid yellows, piercing blues, and stark whites, akin to Mondrian's precise arrangements, but with a twist of de Kooning's dynamism.

Amidst this tapestry of colors, the word "Todd" is playfully incorporated into the composition, emerging in sweeping, cursive strokes reminiscent of Cy Twombly's script, written across an abstract cake that defies gravity, its layers suspended like a floating cityscape. This cake is not just any cake but a spiraling tower of jagged triangles and circles, like a structure from a Miro dreamscape, with frosting of green and violet splashes à la Richter's palette.

The background is an expanse of soft, textured brushstrokes reminiscent of Rothko's gradients, shifting from a deep, almost black indigo at the bottom, rising to a lighter, dreamy azure at the top. Here, translucent, thin lines like those of Agnes Martin create a grid of subtle golden threads, barely visible, offering a sense of structure amidst the chaos.

In the sky, balloon-like forms, both translucent and opaque, float whimsically, their shapes mimicking Malevich's Suprematist compositions, each balloon bearing a constellation of stars and planets, reflecting a cosmic birthday celebration.

This visual ensemble culminates in a unique, abstract narrative — a birthday scene both grounded in the boldness of shape and the fluidity of color, with Todd's name seamlessly integrated into this vivid and fantastical world.

Generated with these themes: Blood angels.

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