On the front cover of this quirky and abstract Christmas card, imagine a scene that's a delightful fusion of whimsical chaos and structured order, inspired by the colorful creativity of renowned abstract artists. In the center, a Christmas tree that defies gravity, floating mid-air, made of geometric shapes reminiscent of Piet Mondrian's works—rectangles and squares in vibrant reds, blues, and yellows, interlocking yet distinctly apart. Hanging from this tree are ornaments that appear to be splatters from Jackson Pollock's canvas, each burst of paint an individual decoration suspended in space.

To the left of the tree, there's a Santa Claus figure constructed with the simplicity and boldness of Kazimir Malevich's Suprematism. His body is a single black square, with a small red circle as his nose, and a white triangle for his hat. Below him, instead of reindeer, there are abstract forms that resemble a herd of Miró-inspired creatures, all legs and swirls with starburst eyes, prancing atop an indigo Rothko-like color field that forms the ground.

Above, the night sky is a blur of rich, deep blues interwoven with wispy, spiral cloud shapes that call to mind the brushwork of Gerhard Richter. Interspersed among these clouds are bold lines and dots echoing Cy Twombly's style, suggesting snowfall in a cosmic dance. A single, glowing rectangle hangs as the moon, a nod to Agnes Martin's quiet strength in her grids.

The entire scene is framed by an irregular border of de Kooning-esque strokes, creating a sense of lively motion, as if the entire scene is being painted in real-time. The use of contrasting elements from different artists combines to create a chaotic yet harmonious abstract Christmas wonderland that invites viewers to explore its details with curiosity and delight.

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