The scene opens to a bustling intergalactic birthday party set in a vibrant space station that orbits a ringed planet, its teal and lavender hues painting the sky outside vast, crescent-shaped windows. The room is filled with an eclectic mix of partygoers—humans and aliens alike—each engaged in their own joyful revelry. In the foreground, a comically disgruntled alien, reminiscent of Maurice Sendak's wild things with a touch of Quentin Blake's whimsy, stands at the center of attention. This alien sports a plump, speckled green body, spindly limbs, and a face that is a mosaic of annoyance and bemusement. Its large, expressive eyes roll upwards as it extends its hand with three long, jointed fingers, giving the universally understood middle finger. However, there's a twist—balanced on its middle finger is a tiny, spinning holographic birthday cake, complete with flickering candles, that it seems to be offering as a peace token or perhaps a quirky gesture of goodwill.

Around the alien, the party scene is lively: a table is laden with intergalactic delicacies, like neon-colored jelloid blobs that shimmer like Maxfield Parrish's dreamscapes and a towering confection that looks like Beatrix Potter's fanciful cottage architecture made edible. Party guests, drawn in a style inspired by Arthur Rackham, wear an array of attire, from traditional human party hats to helmets with floating rings. In the background, a band of aliens, styled after N.C. Wyeth's adventurous characters, play peculiar instruments that resemble a cross between bagpipes and telescopes, their music visualized as swirling, colorful lines in the air, echoing Gustave Doré's detailed illustrations. Suspended from the ceiling, streamers and bunting made of luminescent space vines add a festive touch, while small, robot-like drones flit about, capturing the festivities with Edward Gorey's peculiar precision.

Through the large windows, a distant spaceship cruise, shaped like a teapot, sails by, and clusters of starry fireworks burst with Aubrey Beardsley's dramatic flair, casting brief, enchanting shadows over the scene. The entire tableau is rendered with the intricate charm of a Norman Rockwell painting, filled with small details that invite viewers to linger and explore, discovering new quirks and surprises at every glance.

Generated with these themes: An alien giving the middle finger.

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