In a whimsical, cartoon-style illustration inspired by Charles Schulz and Bill Watterson, picture a bustling, cartoonish industrial landscape filled with oversized HV switchgear towering like fantastical skyscrapers. At the center of the scene, a vibrant caricature of a jovial electrician, resembling a combination of Walt Disney's iconic figures and Hergé's meticulous detail, is shaking hands with a group of animated switchgear, anthropomorphized with friendly faces and arms, bidding him farewell. Each switchgear wears a quirky expression, with wide eyes and exaggerated smiles, akin to characters from "Calvin and Hobbes." In the sky above, fluffy clouds drift by, and one particularly playful cloud is creatively shaped to spell "James," as if nature itself is joining in the farewell celebration. In the background, an Astro Boy-inspired futuristic cityscape adds depth, while a small airplane, similar to those in "The Far Side," trails a banner that whimsically reads, "Farewell, James! Keep Switching Things Up!" The entire scene is rich with detail, like the intricate designs found in Winsor McCay's works, ensuring that every inch of the card invites a second look, making it a perfect blend of humor, nostalgia, and heartfelt goodbyes.

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