The front cover of the Valentine's Day card is a whimsical and adventurous cartoon scene, filled with elements that blend romance and outdoor excitement. Picture a vibrant, pastel-colored world reminiscent of Bill Watterson's fluid landscapes and Charles Schulz's charming character interactions. In the foreground, a couple with dark hair, Richard and Sarah, are joyfully mountain biking downhill on a gently sloping, grassy hill dotted with colorful wildflowers. Their bikes are playful, with cartoonishly oversized wheels that spin with little motion lines, suggesting speed and fun.

Beside them runs an exuberant cocker spaniel, its ears flapping wildly like wings, almost lifting it off the ground, adding a sense of playful movement. The dog’s tongue hangs out happily, and its tail is a fluffy blur of motion. The hillside descends into a quaint, storybook village in the background, with tiny, stylized houses that have curved roofs and small chimneys, all nestled among the lush, rolling hills.

In the sky above, fluffy white clouds are shaped to form the names "Richard and Sarah," each letter artistically twisted to resemble a heart or Cupid’s arrow, subtly alluding to the love theme. Above them, the sun is a smiling cartoon face, a nod to Walt Disney's expressive characters, radiating warmth and golden light over the entire scene.

Throughout the scene, the influence of R. Crumb's attention to detail can be seen in the intricate textures of the leaves on the trees that line the path and the patchwork of patterns in the grass. Hergé's clean lines and vibrant colors bring the entire setting to life, making this Valentine's card a charming and dynamic visual story.

Generated with these themes: Mountain biking downhill, Cocker spaniel, and Man and women couple with dark hair.

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