Front and center, a large, surreal birthday cake floats, composed of geometric shapes and abstract forms, inspired by Kandinsky's dynamic compositions. The cake's layers are built from overlapping triangles, circles, and rectangles in vivid colors—electric blues, fiery reds, and zesty yellows—evoking a sense of Mondrian’s palette yet without a structured grid.

Splattered across the card, in a nod to Pollock, are erratic strokes and dots of black and white, creating an energetic background. These chaotic patterns make way for vibrant, Rothko-esque blocks of color to peek through: deep azure and a rich scarlet.

To the right, a series of De Kooning-inspired, swirling forms twist and curl in pastel pinks, oranges, and lime greens, resembling a whimsical abstract candle, its flame flickering with strokes of golden yellows and tangerine.

In the sky above, floating like a Miró constellation, are minimalist, abstract balloons. These are outlined with bold, curving lines, their interiors filled with patchy, textured areas of pastel blues, purples, and mint greens, echoing Martin’s gentle touch.

To the left, in the style of Malevich, sits a lone square gift box. Its surfaces are adorned with solid, rich blocks of color, primarily a vivid turquoise with contrasting patches of burnt sienna and ivory.

Above it all, a ribbon-like banner arcs across the scene, inspired by Twombly's looping, cursive style. Written in dynamic, free-form lettering is "Gabriel," painted in a contrasting, bold cerulean, ensuring it stands out against the abstract symphony of colors and forms behind it.

Generated with these themes: Eclectic art.

Made with ❤️ by AI.