The birthday greeting card front cover showcases a whimsical, surreal tennis court floating in an abstract dreamscape. The court itself, inspired by Piet Mondrian, features a grid of vibrant primary colors—red, yellow, and blue—outlined in bold black lines. The net is a tangle of Jackson Pollock-esque paint splatters, with streaks of electric green and neon pink that seem to pulsate with energy.

Above the court, a cloud made of Kandinsky-like geometric shapes—triangles, circles, and squares—drifts lazily. Each shape is filled with a gradient of Rothko-inspired color blocks, transitioning from deep, somber hues to bright, jubilant shades.

Suspended in mid-air, a pair of tennis rackets, each styled like Joan Miró's whimsical, organic forms, appear to be playing a match on their own. The rackets have handles wrapped in a tapestry of swirling, chaotic lines reminiscent of Cy Twombly's scribbles. The strings of the rackets are depicted with Malevich's Suprematist shapes, stark white against a black background, creating a stark contrast.

Around the floating court, tennis balls transformed into tiny, glowing planets orbit in a delicate dance, their surfaces textured with Richter-like smears and blurs of color, evoking a sense of cosmic motion. In the background, a horizon line inspired by Agnes Martin's minimalist, meticulous grids subtly suggests an infinite expanse, giving depth to the fantastical scene.

At the top of the card, a de Kooning-style abstract birthday cake hovers, with layers made up of expressive brushstrokes and vibrant splashes of color, topped with a single candle that flickers like a tiny, golden sun.

This surreal, abstract scene fuses the world of tennis with a celebration of creativity and imagination, making it a truly unique and captivating birthday greeting card.

Generated with these themes: Tennis.

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