"Happy Halloween, Jake!" is a playful care-package card for Halloween in a rounded, festive cartoon style. The slime-dripping orange, green and purple headline sits above a cardboard box of wrapped candy and a phone, with a glowing jack-o'-lantern beside it. Swap in your own name, the message line and the sign-off to make a card for someone you love.

Create a finished 3:4 portrait Halloween greeting card front for Jake, designed for a 5 × 7 inch print with a generous 7% safe margin on all sides. Use a playful, warm family-Halloween register, suitable for a college-age son: funny and affectionate, not childish or frightening. Render only these exact words, with no additional lettering: headline “Happy Halloween, Jake!”; message “Eat the candy, call your mom.”; sign-off “Love, Mom and Dad”. Keep the headline large and immediately readable at phone-thumbnail size; set the message as the main supporting line beneath it; place the sign-off smaller at the bottom. Use bouncy, slightly wobbly rounded display lettering with thick even strokes, open counters, and a dark outline. Give the headline candy-bright pumpkin-orange, slime-green, and spooky-purple fills with soft cartoon highlights; keep the message and sign-off in high-contrast cream and deep plum lettering for easy reading. A few small rounded ooze drips accent the headline without obscuring any letters. Build a complete card scene around an open kraft-paper care package overflowing with wrapped Halloween candy, a small unlit smartphone tucked among the sweets, and a smiling carved jack-o’-lantern peeking from behind the box. Add a few tiny bats, sparse web strands, and a soft crescent moon as secondary accents; no blood, gore, or threatening imagery. Deep midnight-purple background, warm pumpkin candlelight on the package, gentle lilac edge light, clean print-ready illustration, crisp outlines, subtle paper grain. Keep the central message visually dominant and uncluttered; all key elements remain inside the safe margin. No logos, no other text.