On the front of this delightfully eccentric birthday card, the canvas bursts into a jubilant symphony of color and shape, inspired by the abstract maestros of art history. In the foreground, a playful assemblage of geometric shapes dances with purpose: a vibrant, Mondrian-esque grid of red, yellow, and blue rectangles overlapped by whimsical, Miró-inspired squiggles and dots, all converging in a joyous cacophony. At the heart of this dynamic composition is an enormous, abstracted birthday cake, whose tiers are whimsically painted in swirling, Pollock-style splatters of pastel hues. The cake is crowned with flickering, blocky candles that resemble Rothko’s meditative color blocks. Suspended above this scene is a string of colorful, Kandinsky-inspired floating balloons—each with its own unique pattern—swaying gently against a backdrop of a deep, swirling, de Kooning-esque sky. High above, clouds shaped like undulating lines, reminiscent of Cy Twombly’s loopy script, float lazily, casting gentle shadows. Just beneath the clouds, “Happy Birthday August Brookes” is inscribed in the sky with twinkling star-like letters, each letter taking form through a playful, abstract interpretation of the letters themselves, perhaps shaped like Richter’s delicate paint smudges. In the corners of the card, there are small, Malevich-like black squares, which hold the whole scene together with a touch of ordered chaos, while echoing the structural motifs of the University architecture, serving as a whimsical nod to the academic roots of Oxford Brookes.

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