Valentine's Day E-cards, often inspired by the viral 'Someecards' aesthetic, blend vintage illustrations with snarky, modern, or self-deprecating humor. These digital greetings rose to prominence in the late 2000s as a satirical alternative to the overly sentimental physical cards found in stores. Typically featuring a monochrome drawing of a person in a Victorian or mid-century setting, the humor relies on the juxtaposition between the formal art style and the blunt, relatable text. Today, they are used to celebrate relationships, poke fun at being single, or mock the commercialization of the holiday, making them a staple of social media every February.