"What do you call a snowman in July? A puddle!" é um cartão de piada de verão em estilo de livro de histórias de desenho animado. Letras arredondadas em azul e vermelho ficam acima de um boneco de neve derretendo, com óculos escuros e chapéu de palha, sob um guarda-sol vermelho e branco numa praia ensolarada. Refaça com sua própria piada, trocando a pergunta, a resposta ou o personagem.

Create a finished square Christmas joke card, bright and playful for kids and families, with a sunny midsummer beach setting. Render exactly two lines of text, spelled and punctuated exactly as shown, with no other lettering: setup, “What do you call a snowman in July?”; punchline, “A puddle!” Keep both lines large and easy to read on a small printed card and at phone-thumbnail size. Place the setup across the upper area; place the punchline directly beneath it as the biggest, boldest text. Use a firm, structured, heavy display face with slightly softened corners, even strokes, open counters, crisp white keylines, a smooth candy-colored sheen, and a gentle shadow. Make “A puddle!” vivid coral-red with white edging; set the setup in deep teal. Keep the text clear of the illustration. In the lower half, show one simple, charming picture acting out the joke: a smiling snowman visibly melting into a small puddle beneath a jaunty striped beach umbrella. Give him a carrot nose, twig arms, and a tiny beach-ready expression; the melting is friendly and funny, not sad. Place a bright golden sun and a few simple beach details around the umbrella, without adding other Christmas motifs. Use a clean, hand-painted storybook illustration with crisp cut-paper-like shapes, softly textured matte card, subtle printed grain, and warm sunny light. Palette: warm cream background, turquoise sky accents, coral red, sunny yellow, and icy pale blue. Maintain generous safe margins and clear separation between the lettering and the snowman. The illustration supports the joke; the punchline remains the first thing noticed.