Victorian Cherub Angels Heart Love Greeting Card

The artistic choice to position eight chubby, winged cherubs as if they've been assigned the sacred task of decorating an enormous red heart with floral garlands makes no sense—they're taking this assignment with the chaotic, unsupervised energy of toddlers left alone in a craft store. The cherubs sport rosy cheeks, orange-tinted wings, and the smug, self-satisfied expressions of beings who know they are adorable and have weaponized it—several appear to be gossiping, one is dramatically gazing upward as if auditioning for a Baroque ceiling fresco, and at least two seem to have entirely lost interest in the heart project. The pastel blue sky and fluffy clouds complete the aesthetic of 'Heaven, but make it a daycare,' and the cursive text 'Of my Love, the Angels in Heaven might tell' suggests that love is so overwhelming it requires a full committee of naked flying infants to process it.