Victorian Valentine Greeting Card with Butterfly & Heart-Shaped Portrait

The teal-and-blue butterfly dominates the left side like it owns the place, hovering over a lavender background with the energy of someone who absolutely did not get the memo that butterflies are supposed to be delicate. Meanwhile, tucked into a doily-lace heart wreathed in yellow flowers and bisected by a gold ribbon, a curly-haired cherub gazes out from a dark oval portrait with the vibe of a Victorian child who has seen things. The script 'Be my Valentine' in red cursive sits between these two deeply unrelated design choices, begging the question of what, exactly, a large insect and a haunted locket-child have to do with romantic love — though honestly, same energy as most situationships.