Victorian Valentine Cherubs & Hearts Ornate Scrollwork

Five naked cherubs orbiting around oversized red hearts have established a suspicious dynamic with the viewer—less innocent putti, more tiny chubby-armed loan sharks collecting on a Valentine's Day debt. They've commandeered a teal sky and are staging what can only be described as a hostile takeover, clutching their crimson collateral like infants on a mission. The ornate gold scrollwork spelling out 'To My Valentine' exists purely as a jungle gym for these winged infants, who are dangling from and clinging to the letters with zero regard for the sanctity of typography. Flanked by yellow roses on the left and pink roses on the right — because apparently five unsupervised airborne toddlers weren't festive enough — this card communicates love primarily through the implied threat that if you don't comply, the cherub army will simply materialize more hearts.