The front cover of the Valentine's Day card bursts with an abstract tapestry of swirling shapes and vivid colors. At the center, a large, dynamic cluster of blue hydrangeas appears as if painted by Jackson Pollock himself, with drips and splatters of blue hues—azure, cerulean, and cobalt—layered and intertwined over a field of muted pastels.

To the left, a Mondrian-inspired grid of rectangles and squares forms a complex maze in the background, with sections of red, pink, and white contrasting starkly against black lines. Each colored rectangle is filled with intricate, swirling patterns reminiscent of Kandinsky's rhythmic compositions.

Suspended above the hydrangeas, a Joan Miró-esque banner flows across the page like a whimsical ribbon, adorned with abstract symbols and geometric shapes. Upon this banner, the name "CAROLE" is inscribed in an elegant, swirling font, echoing the fluid lines of Cy Twombly. The letters are an amalgamation of the bold colors found throughout the scene—vivid reds, soft pinks, and deep blues.

To the right, a de Kooning-inspired figure can be discerned amidst a chaos of sweeping brushstrokes and vibrant colors, suggesting an abstract figure holding a bouquet, echoing the hydrangea theme. This figure is surrounded by an array of colorful Rothko-like rectangles in the background, their softened edges creating a dreamy, layered depth.

In the lower section, an abstract representation of a cake sits, adorned with tiny blue hydrangeas, its surface a textural playground of rich impastos and energetic color blends. The cake's tiers appear as layered squares, nodding to Malevich's suprematist compositions.

The entire scene is set against a backdrop of pale, muted tones, where subtle hints of Agnes Martin's grid lines can be faintly seen, offering a sense of gentle order amidst the vibrant chaos. The overall composition is a celebration of abstract form and color, inviting the eye to explore its depths and intricacies.

Generated with these themes: BLUE HYDRANGEA.

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