The Christmas card illustration presents a mystical, wintry evening set in an ancient forest, reminiscent of N.C. Wyeth's enchanting landscapes combined with Arthur Rackham's intricate detail. A small clearing in the heart of the forest is blanketed with freshly fallen snow, sparkling under a clear night sky dotted with twinkling stars. In the foreground, a grand evergreen tree towers, its branches heavily adorned with glowing, Masonic symbols—compasses, squares, and all-seeing eyes—crafted from luminescent, ice-like crystal that captures and refracts the moonlight. These symbols hang alongside more traditional Christmas ornaments, a nod to Norman Rockwell's warm and homey charm.

Below the tree, a circle of old, intricately carved stone pillars encircles a delicate, golden altar shaped like a star, mirroring the geometric patterns often associated with Masonic architecture. Upon this altar sits a richly detailed, ornate tome, its cover engraved with mysterious runes and symbols akin to those Aubrey Beardsley might have devised. Around this sacred circle, a small gathering of woodland creatures—reminiscent of Beatrix Potter's endearing animals—stands in a quiet vigil. Rabbits, foxes, and deer are depicted with Gustave Doré-like precision, their fur softly catching the light, their eyes reflecting a sense of wonder.

In the background, the silhouette of a wise, ancient owl, perched upon one of the stone pillars, watches over the scene, its large, Edward Gorey-like eyes adding an element of otherworldly awareness. A gentle snowfall begins to drift down, each flake a unique design that whispers of secrets untold, inviting the viewer into a narrative both magical and mysterious, as if Quentin Blake had taken his brush to a hidden chapter of Christmas lore.

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