In the center of the card, a large, heart-shaped window dominates the background, through which a soft pink glow spills into a whimsical classroom scene, imbuing everything with a dreamy Valentine’s hue. This window is adorned with intricately swirling vines and delicate lace patterns reminiscent of Aubrey Beardsley's ornamental style.

A chalkboard sits prominently to the right, where the teacher—a round, endearing character—has written “Happy Valentine’s Day” in large, flourishing letters. This detail is in the style of Quentin Blake, with bold strokes and playful, slightly chaotic lines. The chalkboard frame is decorated with whimsical cupids shooting arrows, echoing Maxfield Parrish’s detailed, fantastical style.

Around the room, a group of sweet, lively kids are engaged in various Valentine-themed activities. On one side, a cluster of children sit at desks covered with glitter, heart-shaped doilies, and paper scraps, each concentrating on crafting their own unique Valentine cards. One child has accidentally glued a heart to his nose, drawn with a touch of Maurice Sendak's playful character expressions.

To the left, a mischievous duo constructs a giant, precariously leaning heart tower made of pink and red construction paper. The details of the crumpled papers and sticking glue are captured in a way reminiscent of Edward Gorey's meticulous pen work.

In the foreground, a small table is laden with cookies in heart shapes, small red candies spilling over in a joyous mess. The treats are illustrated with a delicate touch, much like the detailed charm found in Beatrix Potter's work.

The walls are covered with Valentine’s Day decorations—red and pink streamers swoop across the ceiling, heart-shaped balloons float lazily about, and paper cupids with twinkling eyes seem to dance against the wallpaper. The wallpaper itself features a classic pattern of subtle stripes and roses, akin to the gentle detail in N.C. Wyeth’s backgrounds.

A large, whimsical clock hangs high on the back wall, its numbers replaced by tiny hearts. Beneath it, a rack of art supplies overflows, with crayons, colored paper, and pots of glitter scattered about, capturing the lively spirit of the children’s artistic endeavors.

In the lower left corner, a small, friendly mouse peeks out from behind a pile of art supplies, an Easter egg detail for keen-eyed viewers, illustrating a nod to Arthur Rackham's penchant for hidden whimsical creatures.

The entire scene is bursting with rich, playful colors—shades of reds, pinks, whites, and purples dominate, with splashes of gold glitter reflecting light, adding a magical touch in the manner of Norman Rockwell’s warm, nostalgic compositions.

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