In a whimsical snowy landscape reminiscent of a vintage Rockwell winter scene, a lively and colorful snowboard girl is the centerpiece of this playful Valentine's Day card. Picture her carving through the sparkling snow, leaving a whimsical trail of hearts behind her, akin to an Edward Gorey etching but filled with vibrant hues. She’s dressed in a quirky ensemble that combines the elegance of Aubrey Beardsley’s patterns with the playful charm of Beatrix Potter’s characters. Her snowboard is adorned with intricate Maxfield Parrish-style swirls and a cheeky illustration of a mischievous cupid. Overhead, in a Maurice Sendak-like starry sky, fluffy clouds dance around the words, “Always Fun to Get 6 Inches!” in a bold, Quentin Blake-inspired script that seems to leap off the page with its quirky energy. Around her, the forest is alive with character—a pair of Arthur Rackham-styled owls peep curiously from the gnarled branches of an old tree, while small, furry woodland creatures, nodding to the N.C. Wyeth tradition, watch in awe from the sidelines. In the background, a majestic Gustave Doré-esque mountain looms, its peak dusted with freshly fallen snow, completing this enchanting, humorous tale of wintery romance.

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