The front cover of the New Year's greetings card is a masterful blend of abstract expressionism and geometric abstraction. Picture a vast, ethereal skyline reminiscent of a Rothko painting, with layers of deep, transitioning blues and purples fading into lighter pinks and oranges, echoing the delicate hues of a sunrise as we turn a new page into the New Year. In the center, a gigantic, swirling spiral reminiscent of Pollock's dynamic energy, made up of silvery and golden threads, dances across the canvas, symbolizing the passage of time and the swirling, joyous energy of new beginnings.

Floating atop this spiral are several squares and rectangles arranged in Mondrian-esque grids, painted in vibrant reds, greens, and whites, subtly nodding to Christmas festivities. These shapes cascade upwards like bubbles ascending into the sky, each containing abstract depictions of iconic New Year's symbols, such as a clock striking midnight and a champagne glass clinking in celebration.

In the top right corner, the names "Aztec & Kingscote" appear artfully woven into the clouds, the letters crafted from twinkling stars like Miro's playful celestial forms. Each letter is a different size and angle, resembling the carefree scrawl of Cy Twombly, lending a personal and whimsical touch to the scene. Scattered among these, tiny, stylized pine trees hint at the winter season, their triangular forms a tribute to Kandinsky's affinity for geometric shapes. This vibrant and abstract scene tells the story of a world transitioning through time and celebration, infused with both the festive cheer of Christmas and the hopeful promise of a new year.

Generated with these themes: Merry Christmas and Happy New Year.

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