"Dear Max," es el título de una carta de Santa para un perro, presentada como tarjeta navideña del Polo Norte en estilo de cuento. Líneas serif rojas y verdes sobre papel crema con borde de acebo, huellas, un "Love, Santa" dorado en cursiva y un golden retriever con gorro de Santa junto a un zapato mordido. Cambia el nombre de la mascota, la broma del zapato, el mensaje de premios y la despedida para crear tu propia carta.

Create a finished, charming letter from Santa to a dog, on a portrait 3:4 sheet designed to print clearly at home. Keep every word and important illustration comfortably inside a generous 8% safe margin. Use a warm ivory paper background with subtle natural paper grain, not aged or stained. Palette: deep Christmas red, evergreen, warm ivory, and a little golden brown. The page should feel personal, sweet, and easy to read—not crowded. Render only these exact text strings, with this spelling and punctuation, and no other text: “Dear Max,” “the elves say you were a very good boy and only chewed one shoe this year.” “Treats are on the way!” “Love, Santa.” “NORTH POLE”. Make “Dear Max,” the largest and most welcoming line, in deep red. Set the body sentence in a large, clear, friendly dark-green serif, with generous line spacing and an easy-to-read short-line wrap. Give “Treats are on the way!” a distinct, cheerful red emphasis. Set “Love, Santa.” beneath it in a warm, graceful handwritten script. Place the small evergreen “NORTH POLE” letterhead at the top, centered between fine red rules and tiny star marks. Preserve the exact wording; do not add a date, greeting, sign-off, label, or extra lettering. Use a calm, centered letter layout: letterhead at the top; greeting below; body in a broad, uncluttered middle column; treats line with a little breathing room; signature near the lower portion. Add a small, sweet storybook illustration near the lower right: a happy generic golden-brown dog wearing a simple red Santa hat, beside one small chew-marked shoe. Scatter only a few small evergreen paw prints around the page edges and near the illustration, never behind or across any text. Draw the illustration in soft, clean gouache with delicate pencil edges; use crisp, high-contrast printed lettering and restrained red-and-green border flourishes. Keep the body text large, dark, and uninterrupted, with generous space between lines. No other Christmas motifs, no brand or film characters, no extra copy.