On the front cover of the new year greetings card, an abstract and whimsical scene unfolds, reminiscent of a vibrant, kaleidoscopic tapestry of joy. Inspired by Kandinsky's love for vibrant colors and Miró's playful shapes, the card features a surreal cityscape bathed in the neon hues of pink, electric blue, and lime green. Geometric fireworks explode in the sky above, their sharp angles and spirals echoing Mondrian's grid-like precision. Each burst is composed of overlapping circles, triangles, and rectangles, layered like a Pollock painting, splattered with shimmering gold and silver glitter.

Floating amidst these celestial bursts is a gigantic clock face, its hands pointing just a tick past midnight, signifying the beginning of a new year. The numerals of the clock are curiously scattered like a Rothko painting, creating an intriguing puzzle. Below, an abstract street party unfolds, with de Kooning-inspired figures dancing with limbs that stretch and curve in exaggerated gestures, conveying the movement and energy of celebration.

Perched atop an abstract skyscraper that resembles Malevich’s Suprematist forms, a banner unfurls, and in a collage of Twombly-esque scribbles and marks, the words "Happy New Year to The Baalbaki’s" float whimsically in the air, as if written in the stars. Surrounding this festive gathering, floating clouds are painted with Martin’s gentle, pastel stripes, cradling twinkling stars, and the edges of the card are splashed with Richter's blurred streaks, framing the joyous scene in a misty, dream-like aura.

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