In the bustling living room of a cozy house, the scene bursts with color and quirky details. The walls are adorned with whimsical, cartoonish wallpaper featuring a mix of rockets and vintage whiskey bottles, nodding to both childhood dreams and grown-up indulgence. In the center of the room, a middle-aged boy named Widjai, complete with a stylish party hat and a bow tie, stands triumphantly atop a table. He’s mid-toast, holding a cocktail in one hand with an olive skewered on a tiny umbrella, and a glass of whiskey in the other, ice cubes clinking.

Around the table, a diverse group of friends and family are gathered, each with exaggerated, expressive faces, reminiscent of Charles Schulz's Peanuts characters. They are all raising their glasses in celebration, some holding colorful cocktails with fruit garnishes, others with neat whiskey or quirky mixed drinks in hand. A banner strung across the room reads “Happy Birthday, Widjai!” in playful, hand-drawn letters that curve and twist like the lively fonts found in old comics.

The table is cluttered with a delightful mix of party items: an oversized cake in the shape of a whiskey bottle with candles burning brightly on top, cocktail umbrellas scattered about, and a plate of cocktail sausages skewered with toothpicks, each topped with a cartoonish olive or cherry. On one side of the table, there’s an Astro Boy action figure that looks like it’s just stepped out of Osamu Tezuka's world, holding a tiny martini glass in one robotic hand.

In one corner of the room, there’s a small, makeshift bar area with an old-fashioned cash register and a grinning bartender dressed like a 1920s speakeasy server, perhaps a nod to Will Eisner's era. On the shelves behind the bar, whiskey bottles and cocktail shakers are lined up in a neat, almost comical array. Next to the bar, a chalkboard lists humorous, pun-filled drink names like “The Widowmaker Whiskey” and “Rocket Fuel Martini.”

The room's floor is scattered with party poppers and confetti, giving a sense of ongoing revelry. Off to one side, a large window shows a glimpse of a calm, starry night, with a few whimsical UFOs zipping around in the sky, adding a touch of Hergé's adventurous spirit to the scene.

Every character in the room is illustrated with the expressive, exaggerated style that evokes the best of Bill Watterson’s Calvin and Hobbes, with lively, dynamic poses and detailed facial expressions that capture the joy and humor of the moment. The scene is rich with detail and storytelling, inviting viewers to linger and discover the many playful elements hidden within the celebration.

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