In the center of the card, the bustling skyline of Manchester towers beneath a vast night sky sprinkled with twinkling stars, reminiscent of a Maxfield Parrish evening. Dominating the foreground is a large, intricately detailed snow globe, its glass shimmering under the soft glow of moonlight. Encased within the snow globe, a miniature version of Media City sits, complete with its iconic architecture and shimmering water reflections, rendered in the delicate line work akin to that of Aubrey Beardsley. To the left of the snow globe, a traditional Christmas tree stands tall, its branches heavy with vintage ornaments—tiny Bernina Express trains and gleaming baubles—a nod to the whimsical designs of Beatrix Potter. The tree's needles are sharply defined like in Arthur Rackham’s illustrations. In the background, a horizon line captures Manchester's skyline in silhouette, delicately dusted with snowflakes falling gently from a Quentin Blake sky. At the base of the snow globe, a tiny, animated version of the Bernina Express weaves through the artificial snow, its vibrant red carriages a striking contrast against the snowy landscape inside. Edward Gorey-inspired black-and-white illustrations of wintry wreaths and garlands frame the edges of the card, pulling together this wintry narrative scene of tradition meeting modernity in a uniquely festive fusion.

Generated with these themes: Christmas trees, Media city, Manchester, Snow globe, Decorations, Skyline, and Bernina express .

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