In this abstract, arty minimalist scene for a congratulatory greetings card, the canvas is split diagonally into two distinct colors: a soft mint green and a muted slate gray. Across this two-tone backdrop, abstract geometric shapes reminiscent of Mondrian's grids are scattered, but instead of straight lines, these forms are playful and irregular, suggesting an international buffet of flavors. The top left corner features a Kandinsky-inspired swirl of forks and knives, intertwined and suspended as if in a celestial dance, against the mint green. These utensils form a spiral that leads the eye towards a floating, Pollock-esque splash of ink at the card's center. Within this splash, the name "The Menus" is boldly scripted in a Rothko-esque deep, matte red, contrasting against the muted background. On the bottom right, against the slate gray, a minimalistic doodle of a globe emerges, filled with whimsical de Kooning-style strokes, where each continent appears as a plate, hinting at the global theme of restaurants. A tiny Cy Twombly-like scrawl flows across the middle, abstractly mimicking a menu or recipe. Floating above, there are simple cloud-like forms inspired by Miro, made out of dashed lines, hinting at daydreams of culinary adventures. This entire scene captures a story of a journey through gastronomy, elegantly and humorously, with "The Menus" celebrated at its heart.

Generated with these themes: arty minimalist book cover about restaurants around the world 2 colours only.

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