The scene is set in a lush, fantastical garden, reminiscent of a Maxfield Parrish dreamscape, where vibrant colors dance across the landscape in bold, surreal contrasts. At the center stands a towering birthday cake, as grand as a medieval castle with multiple layers, each festooned with ornate, Aubrey Beardsley-esque swirling patterns in gold and deep indigo. The cake is topped with a tiny dirigible, whimsically painted with the iconic Led Zeppelin symbols in Beatrix Potter's delicate style.

In the background, an intricately detailed Edward Gorey-styled hot air balloon floats lazily across a cerulean sky, where clouds twist into whimsical shapes reminiscent of Quentin Blake's expressive lines. Suspended from the balloon is a banner that reads "Eric" in an elaborate, vintage typeface that nods to N.C. Wyeth's adventurous illustrations.

In the foreground, a group of mischievous woodland creatures, rendered in the intricate detail of Arthur Rackham, celebrate around the cake. A rabbit strums an electric guitar—its headstock adorned with the unmistakable Gibson Les Paul shape—while a badger wears a miniature bowler hat with Led Zeppelin's 'Houses of the Holy' album cover emblazoned on it. A squirrel holds a tiny tambourine, its tail curled with the elegance of Gustave Doré's linework.

The ground is strewn with petals and leaves in a riot of colors: burnt orange, deep maroon, and emerald green, echoing the vibrant energy of Norman Rockwell's compositions. Nearby, a small, rustic table holds a pitcher of lemonade, decorated with Maurice Sendak-like playful monsters peeking from behind slices of lemon.

Above all, the sky glows with the ethereal luminescence of Maxfield Parrish's signature twilight hues, casting a magical light over the scene.

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