In the center of the card, there is a swirling vortex of colorful, geometric chaos inspired by the playful abstraction of Joan Miró. Imagine a canvas of electric blues and fiery oranges dancing around like a cosmic ballet. From the vortex's core, angular, primary-colored shapes reminiscent of Piet Mondrian's compositions burst outwards, as if these shapes were students, each with their own little backpacks, rushing out of the vortex school doors to explore the universe. Among them, there's a spiraling, blackboard-like line that zigzags across the card, echoing Cy Twombly's scribbled mysteries of learning. In one corner, Mark Rothko's soft, rectangular bands of pastel yellows and greens serve as the backdrop for whimsical, cartoonish representations of school supplies—pencils, rulers, and compasses—that appear to be having a meeting about their next great invention. The sky is a Pollock-inspired splatter of multicolored "confetti" stars that represents the ideas floating around a creative classroom. Finally, to nod to Kandinsky, a few musical notes swirl in the air, morphing into tiny, joyful cartoon faces, as if the school bell rang out the song of gratitude. This entire scene is framed by de Kooning-style vibrant, wavy lines, giving the impression that the energy of learning cannot be contained.

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