Heart Valentines-day Card

Front and center, create a large, perfectly symmetrical heart shape composed of clean, bold flat colors. The heart is split into two halves by a zigzag line, reminiscent of a paper cut-out.

On the left side of the heart, use a vibrant cherry red, while the right side is a deep magenta. Overlay the heart with a network of thin, white vector lines in a geometric, maze-like pattern, similar to the intricate line work of Patrick Seymour.

Surrounding the heart are smaller, simple flat heart shapes, cascading around it in a scattered, playful manner. These hearts should vary in size and alternate between bright pink, soft lavender, and pastel peach, drawing inspiration from Malika Favre's minimalist yet bold color choices.

For the background, employ a soft, powder blue that extends across the entire card, giving a gentle contrast to the vivid heart centerpiece. Add a subtle, repeated pattern of thin white lines, creating a sense of texture without overpowering the main image.

In the top left and bottom right corners, introduce stylized arrows, each with a simple, flat design using gold and white, inspired by the crisp illustrative style of Yulia Sokolova. The arrows should appear as though they're about to pierce the main heart, emphasizing a playful connection to the Valentine's Day theme.

Overall, ensure the design maintains a crisp vector style with a clean, orderly arrangement, drawing on influences from Matt W. Moore's dynamic use of shapes and colors, while maintaining the clarity and simplicity reminiscent of Cristiano Siqueira’s compositions.

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