In this whimsical, abstract birthday scene for Rex, imagine a dragon who has flamboyantly taken on the role of party host. Inspired by the energetic strokes of Jackson Pollock and the vibrant palette of Joan Miró, the dragon swirls around the center of the card in a riot of colors—emerald, cobalt, and fiery red—each scale painted like an erratic Kandinsky stroke. The dragon's elongated body wraps around the card's edge, creating a circular frame that echoes Malevich's geometric abstraction. Its tail twists and curls, forming a loop reminiscent of Cy Twombly's spontaneous scribbles, spelling out "Happy Birthday, Rex!" in a loopy, calligraphic style.

In the background, reminiscent of a Piet Mondrian composition, there are abstracted buildings made of grids and blocks of primary colors, suggesting a fantastical cityscape where this party is held. Suspended in the sky, large, playful clouds painted in the soft gradients of Gerhard Richter hang lazily, and one particular cloud spells out "Rex" in bold, Rothko-esque bands of contrasting hues—azure, saffron, and violet. Above the scene, whimsical, Miro-inspired stars twinkle in the abstract night sky, providing a celestial sprinkle to this eccentric celebration. A massive birthday cake, designed in the spirit of de Kooning’s energetic forms, sits atop the dragon's curled tail; its tiers are a chaotic mix of colorful squiggles and blobs, adorned with impossibly shaped candles that defy gravity, sparking lively, cheerful flames. The card, a pandemonium of jubilant abstraction, promises Rex an extraordinary birthday in a world where the fantastical and the abstract intertwine.

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