In the foreground, a techno-mage wizard is poised in an angular posture, strumming a glowing, geometric banjo. His robe is adorned with swirling, abstract motifs reminiscent of Joan Miró's playful shapes, combining vibrant electric blues and fiery oranges. His wizard hat, pointed and towering, is covered with a lattice of lines and dots, echoing Mondrian's grid-like precision but with the whimsical color palette of Richter.

Surrounding the wizard, ancient symbology is etched into the wall, composed of intricate, cryptic glyphs that pulse with a Pollock-inspired chaos of overlapping colors—deep burgundies, verdant greens, and metallic silvers—which seem to dance in sync with the banjo's rhythm.

A nearby table holds a birthday cake, its surface a minimalist canvas of Rothko-esque color blocks: rich maroons, sunny yellows, and oceanic blues. The candles are slender and elongated, each aflame with a delicate, Rothko-like gradient from cool lavender to bright cerulean. Scattered around the cake are faint Malevich-inspired geometric shadows, creating an illusion of depth and mystery.

Above the cake, in the sky—a vast expanse of subdued, swirling de Kooning-style brushstrokes in muted pastel hues—the name "James McKinney" appears in elegant, slender text. The letters are abstractly intertwined with wispy clouds and vibrant constellations, hinting at a celestial celebration.

The background is an abstract landscape of Martin's subtle, rhythmic lines—soft, parallel, and interspersed with gentle Twombly-esque scribbles—framing the entire scene, grounding the whimsical elements in a serene, harmonious composition.

Generated with these themes: Banjo playing techno-mage wizard surrounded by ancient symbology on the wall and a birthday cake with candles on a table nearby.

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