In this surreal and abstract birthday scene inspired by the boldness and complexity of artists like Wassily Kandinsky and Joan Miró, imagine a vast, ethereal landscape stretching across the card. The foreground features an abstract interpretation of a concert stage, with instruments and speakers that appear to be melting into vivid streams of color, reminiscent of a Kandinsky composition. These streams of colors swirl upwards into the sky, creating a symphony of hues that echo the music of the Suicideboys, cascading like sound waves made visible.

Above, the sky is a Rothko-inspired gradient of deep blues and purples, punctuated by Pollock-esque splatters of gold and silver, resembling fireworks frozen mid-explosion. These splatters create a cosmic backdrop, where stars are replaced by tiny, intricate symbols reflecting the Suicideboys' unique style.

In the center, a towering birthday cake constructed from geometric shapes that nod to Mondrian’s grid work stands majestically, its tiers adorned with cryptic graffiti-style designs, akin to the works of Cy Twombly. This cake serves as a centerpiece, with each tier representing a layer of chaos and creativity.

Floating amongst the colorful chaos are abstract figures that hint at de Kooning’s expressive strokes, dancing around the cake in celebration. Amidst this vibrant dreamscape, "Jake" appears in grand, looping letters composed of clouds, gracefully sweeping across the upper portion of the card. These clouds, infused with subtle hints of Malevich's Suprematism, are infused with a hint of whimsy, a perfect complement to the birthday celebration.

The card's elements, although seemingly chaotic, come together in a harmonic balance, creating an artful symphony of color and form that reflects the uniqueness of both the Suicideboys' music and Jake's special day.

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