The card front cover features an intricately detailed scene set on an opulent theater stage, draped in lush, velvet curtains of deep crimson and shimmering gold tassels. At the center of the stage stands a Drag Queen, her posture regal and commanding. She wears an extravagant corset embellished with glittering sequins in shades of emerald green and sapphire blue. Her skirt, a cascade of voluminous peacock feathers, flows dramatically to the floor.

Perched atop her head is an elaborate tiara, encrusted with faux rubies and diamonds, glinting under the spotlight. Her makeup is flamboyant and exaggerated, with bold, sweeping lines of electric blue and vibrant magenta, reminiscent of Beardsley's intricate lines and Gorey's whimsical style. Her lips are painted a striking scarlet, matching her long, theatrical nails that grasp a jewel-encrusted microphone.

To her left stands a Burlesque performer, a vision in a corset of black leather and lace, adorned with delicate chains and small, glinting metal studs. Her stockings are sheer, with intricate patterns reminiscent of Beatrix Potter's attention to detail in fur and feathers. She holds a feathered fan, painted in a gradient of dark plum to royal purple, reminiscent of Maxfield Parrish's ethereal colors, partially obscuring her face.

In the background, silhouetted figures of an audience in period attire clap enthusiastically, their forms illustrated with the kind of delicate, expressive lines one might find in Rackham's work. Above them, a grand chandelier, reminiscent of Doré's opulent details, hangs from the ceiling, casting a warm, golden glow over the scene.

The stage floor is a polished, dark mahogany, reflecting the vibrant costumes and the ambient light, reminiscent of Norman Rockwell's attention to texture and everyday life elements. On the stage floor, scattered rose petals in shades of pink and red create a path leading to the performers, while a coiled whip, subtly placed, adds a hint of BDSM flavor to the scene, its leather shine echoing the meticulous style of N.C. Wyeth.

Around the border of the card, a subtle pattern of interwoven vines and leaves in shades of sage and olive, influenced by Quentin Blake’s organic strokes, frames the illustration, providing a final, graceful touch.

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