In this detailed and expressive hand-drawn illustration, the scene is set in a high school courtyard, filled with classic scholastic elements. The background features a large, red-brick school building with tall, arched windows and a prominent flagpole standing proudly in front, fluttering with a flag that reads "Sai" in bold, colorful letters.

In the foreground, the nerdy Indian boy stands slightly to the left. He is depicted with a meticulously detailed, classic style reminiscent of Norman Rockwell's portraits, wearing oversized glasses that glint under the afternoon sun, a plaid shirt buttoned all the way up, and khaki pants. His hair is neatly parted and combed down, capturing his tidy and nerdy persona.

Beside him, the black Indian girl is illustrated with an expressive face, where her large heart-shaped eyes seem to glow in a bright red, reminiscent of a Beatrix Potter character. She wears a vividly patterned salwar kameez in a mix of bright pinks and purples, her hair is elaborately braided, each twist detailed in Aubrey Beardsley style, with a few strands playfully breaking free.

The setting is lively with classic high school props: a trio of lockers painted in faded teal stands to the side, their surfaces slightly worn and dotted with stickers and magnets. A well-trodden path is lined with yellow dandelions, echoing Maurice Sendak's fondness for the intricate details of nature.

In the sky above, cumulus clouds gather, creating an engaging Maxfield Parrish sky with shades of orange and pink blending into the blue. Amongst these clouds, a banner streams through, held up by a pair of quirky, illustrated birds, reminiscent of Quentin Blake’s style, and reads “Happy Birthday” in a playful script, with little stars twinkling around the letters.

Scattered on the lawn are textbooks with fantastical covers, adding an Arthur Rackham level of whimsy, and near the couple, a large birthday cake rests on a picnic table. The cake is extravagantly decorated, featuring layers of pastel icing in swirling patterns and topped with sparklers mid-burst, captured in an Edward Gorey-like monochromatic contrast.

The scene is filled with intricate textures and a delightful mix of the detailed precision of Gustave Doré, making it an engaging birthday card cover that tells a story at a single glance.

Generated with these themes: A nerdy indian boy with a black ugly indian girl, A high school background, The nerdy indian boy does not like being with the ugly indian girl, and But the ugly indian girl loves to be with him - hearts instead of her eyes.

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