Prompt: Bettie Page brunette and Marilyn Monroe blonde dressed in blackleather lingerie and high heels, doing a satanic ritual, red and black furniture with ancient witchcraft icons as background, full bodies, realistic, 4k
Negative: ugly faces, ugly bodies, disproportionated bodies, extra fingers, hats
Style: Cinematic
Prompt: my face enrolls itself around your face as we exchanging our insides, steampunk, detailed, ornate, ominous, golden hour
Prompt: A blooming transparent and luminous deep sea blue hydrangea flower with petals gently swaying in the breeze, releasing a faint fragrance. Ultra-wide visual, clean and fine translucent image, rich in details, vivid colors, greenish-orange tones, rich sense of hierarchy, professional lighting, Hollywood film sense, HDR, 4K, Cinematic --ar 21:9 --q 5
Style: 3D Model
Prompt: Imagine what humans would have looked like if we had evolved from bears. The human bear face would feature a more pronounced snout compared to traditional humans, resembling the broader and more conical shape seen in bears. Expressive Eyes: Human bear eyes would be large and expressive, retaining some human characteristics but possibly positioned in a way that resembles bear eyes more closely. Round Ears: Ears might be rounder and positioned higher on the head, akin to bear ears. Facial Expressions: Facial muscles would allow for a range of expressions reflecting both human emotions and bear characteristics. For instance, a bear-like smile might be part of the facial repertoire. Fur or Unique Skin Texture: The facial skin could have a texture closer to that of bear skin, or even feature finer hairs, particularly around the snout. Adapted Mouth: The human bear mouth might be adapted for an omnivorous diet, with teeth designed for chewing both meat and vegetables.
Prompt: Concept art of a person fading away, becoming transparent or dissolving into particles, symbolizing their gradual disappearance from existence. Realistic style with intricate details and soft lighting. Art by Alex Grey, Salvador Dali, or M.C. Escher.
