In the foreground of the birthday card, a vibrant, bustling fiesta scene comes to life, inspired by the rich, narrative storytelling of Norman Rockwell and the whimsical yet detailed approach of Quentin Blake. Sonja, a radiant Hispanic woman with cascading dark hair adorned with flowers, stands at the center of attention. She is twirling gracefully in a traditional flamenco dress, with layers of ruffled fabric in bold red and deep oranges that billow with her every movement. Her dress is intricately decorated with lace and embroidery, capturing the intricate detail of Arthur Rackham's works. Her lips are painted a striking red, and her face is lit up with joy as she dances.

Around her, an energetic group of friends and family, sketched in the expressive, animated style reminiscent of Maurice Sendak, are joining in the celebration. Some are clapping to the rhythm of a lively Mariachi band in the background, whose members are dressed in sharp black charro suits with silver accents, complete with large, ornate sombreros. Their instruments—a guitar, a vihuela, and a trumpet—are meticulously detailed, showcasing Gustave Doré’s knack for intricate illustrations.

To the left, a long banquet table covered with a bright, patterned tablecloth is laden with an array of traditional Hispanic dishes: tamales wrapped in corn husks, colorful bowls of guacamole and salsa, and a grand, tiered birthday cake decorated with edible flowers and "Happy Birthday Sonja" in elegant icing script. Maxfield Parrish's influence is evident in the dreamy, idyllic depiction of this feast, with vibrant colors and detailed textures.

Above, strings of papel picado—decorative paper banners—flutter in the breeze, each intricately cut with floral and festive designs, casting delicate shadows on the scene below, a nod to the whimsical intricacies of Beatrix Potter's backgrounds. The sky is a twilight gradient, transitioning from the warm hues of sunset to the cool blues of early evening, illuminated by hanging lanterns and fairy lights that twinkle like stars.

In the background, children are playing with piñatas shaped like colorful animals, their laughter captured in the lively, dynamic strokes akin to Quentin Blake’s characters. Nearby, a little dog with a party hat, rendered in the charming style of Edward Gorey, prances around, adding a touch of quirky humor to the scene.

Overall, the card is a vivid, bustling celebration, every element filled with life and detail, telling a rich, joyful story of Sonja's birthday fiesta.

Generated with these themes: Hispanic Female, Dark hair, Red lipstick, dancing . Happy Birthday Sonja .

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