Picture a farewell scene set against the vast, open plains of Oklahoma, under a brilliant, expansive sky filled with fluffy white clouds drifting lazily. In the foreground, there’s a small wooden train station platform, weathered but charming, complete with a classic "OKLAHOMA" sign hanging crookedly, reminiscent of Charles Schulz's simple yet emotive settings.

On the platform stands a diverse cast of cartoon characters. At the center, there’s a spunky, anthropomorphic armadillo wearing a cowboy hat and boots, clearly the one who’s leaving. This armadillo has a tiny suitcase in one hand, stickers from various places plastered all over it, hinting at previous adventures. The suitcase also bears a sticker that says "Route 66" – a nod to Oklahoma’s famous highway.

Beside the armadillo, we see a friendly tornado with a face, reminiscent of Gary Larson’s quirky humor, offering a handkerchief made out of a little swirl of clouds. This tornado is waving a tiny flag that says "Safe Travels!" in bold, cheerful letters.

To the left, a wise old bison in reading glasses and a plaid shirt (a nod to Will Eisner’s detail-oriented character design) is holding a map, pointing out different places across the country. Next to the bison, a raccoon wearing aviator goggles (think Calvin and Hobbes' sense of adventure) is giving a big thumbs up.

A trio of prairie dogs in the background are holding up a colorful banner that reads, "We’ll Miss You!" in big, playful letters. One prairie dog is peeking out from a hole, another is balancing on a suitcase, and the third is on top of the banner, hanging some final decorations.

In the distance, a classic steam train is chugging along, with a plume of smoke curling into the sky, a tribute to Winsor McCay’s dreamy sequences. The train’s front has a cheerful face, like a character from a Disney movie, adding a touch of whimsy.

All around the platform, wildflowers native to Oklahoma – Indian paintbrushes and black-eyed Susans – are blooming, drawn with a nod to Hergé’s clean and precise lines. Above, a red-tailed hawk soars with a speech bubble that says, "Fly high, amigo!"

Every element of the scene is packed with character and detail, ensuring a rich and engaging farewell card that blends humor, nostalgia, and heartfelt goodbyes – a true homage to the eclectic styles of the artists who inspired it.

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