In the center of the card, imagine a vibrant, whimsically chaotic birthday party scene inspired by a mash-up of Edward Gorey and Quentin Blake. The foreground features a large, detailed birthday cake with multiple tiers. This cake is no ordinary one; it's shaped like a mushroom cloud, intricately frosted with swirling layers of fiery reds, oranges, and yellows to mimic an explosion. Nestled within the frosting, playful sparklers pop out, crackling with bright white sparks.

On top of this cake stands a small band of cartoonish characters styled after Fallout Boy. They have exaggerated features and are equipped with tiny instruments made from repurposed nuke materials—like a guitar fashioned from a fallout shelter sign and drumsticks that resemble missile tips. They're mid-performance, caught in animated poses, playing to an invisible audience.

Surrounding the cake, scattered across a table draped with a deep blue cloth covered in stars, are quirky, nuclear-themed party decorations. Think green uranium glow sticks, party hats shaped like cooling towers, and plates adorned with tiny atomic symbols.

In the background, there's a gently rolling pastoral landscape reminiscent of Beatrix Potter, dotted with small creatures peeking curiously at the festivities. The sky above is a dusky twilight gradient transitioning from deep purple to black, sprinkled with a constellation that faintly forms the name "Oliver."

The edges of the card are framed with intricate Art Nouveau-style vines and whimsical, playful flourishes, evoking the detailed linework of Aubrey Beardsley but with a cheeky, modern twist. These vines are peppered with tiny illustrations of iconic items from the fallout universe—like mini gas masks, tiny vault doors, and caps—adding layers of discovery to the scene.

Generated with these themes: fallout boy, nuke 45.

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