Front and center, the card depicts a comically exaggerated, detailed scene of a deserted ice hockey rink. The rink's ice surface gleams in shades of pale blues and whites, with a few scattered, forlorn-looking pucks strewn about. At the center, there's a lonely hockey stick standing upright, propped into the ice, with its wooden handle etched with little, intricate carvings reminiscent of Aubrey Beardsley's style.

In the background, rows of empty bleachers stretch out, painted in muted browns and grays. Each seat is meticulously drawn, some with snow-dusted mittens left behind, adding a touch of whimsy. Above, the arena's rafters are shown with dusty, old banners hanging limp, in shades of faded gold and green, with their once-proud logos now slightly tattered, channeling a subtle echo of Edward Gorey’s delicate, textured line work.

Along the rink’s edges, small creatures—perhaps little mice, styled in the manner of Beatrix Potter's charming characters—are gathered. They're dressed in miniature, vintage hockey gear with tiny pads and helmets, huddling around an old, forgotten radio perched on a wooden crate, painted in rich browns and copper tones, as if tuning in to a long-gone game.

The top of the card is bordered by a series of gently falling snowflakes, each one intricately unique and drawn with the precision and detail reminiscent of Gustave Doré’s engravings. The snowflakes create a delicate frame, softly enveloping the scene in a quiet, yet detailed embrace, providing a touch of visual softness to the otherwise detailed and expressive image.

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