On the front cover of this quirky and abstract Father's Day card, imagine a surreal and playful scene inspired by the genius of modern art masters. The background is a vivid collage of bold geometric shapes, taking cues from Piet Mondrian's primary color palette of red, blue, yellow, and stark black lines that form an interlocking grid. In the center of the scene, there's a whimsical basket made from a series of colorful, looping lines reminiscent of Joan Miró’s organic forms. This basket is not your ordinary basket; it’s a fusion of abstraction, combining Jackson Pollock's splattered paint style with Cy Twombly's scribbled, childlike lines.

Hovering above the basket, there are floating, abstract shapes that suggest the items you might find in a Father's Day gift: a tie composed of Wassily Kandinsky-like concentric circles, a hammer depicted as a deconstructed form with angular lines and blocks of color a la Kazimir Malevich, and a coffee mug illustrated with Mark Rothko-inspired color fields, blending into the background seamlessly.

Scattered around the basket and these floating items are a series of deconstructed, almost ghost-like forms that resemble Willem de Kooning's expressive strokes, providing a sense of movement and dynamism. The ground beneath the basket is an abstract mosaic, akin to Gerhard Richter's textured, layered paintings, mixing shades of green and brown in a patchwork that hints at grass and earth without explicitly showing them.

A sprinkling of Agnes Martin's delicate, linear patterns dances lightly across the scene, giving it a cohesive yet airy touch. These fine lines create a subtle grid that overlays the entire composition, tying together the disparate elements into a harmonious yet delightfully chaotic scene. This card, rich with abstract elements, tells the story of a Father's Day that’s unique, fun, and full of artistic whimsy, without ever showing a traditional father figure.

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