Valentine's Day Greeting Card with Lavender Heart & Countryside

The designer of this card appears as a character committed to the bit: someone who genuinely believed that 'A VALENTINE GREETING' needed to be spelled out in tiny purple floral clusters rather than, you know, a normal font, because normal lettering would have been emotionally insufficient. The letters—some nestled inside a large green heart, others scattered across the card's sage-green background—are flanked by cheerful ivy sprigs and presided over by a single red heart floating at the top like a CEO who showed up just to take credit. Meanwhile, a pastoral cottage scene with water reflections sits in the upper right corner, completely unbothered by the typographic chaos surrounding it, like a sensible friend at a party who deeply regrets coming.