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Northern White-Cheeked Gibbon sitting on a mossy branch in the rain, covering its head with its hands, wet fur clinging to its body, rainforest background, rain droplets, bokeh effect | melancholic, peaceful | National Geographic photography::1.2, wildlife photography::1.3 | ultra-realistic, 8k resolution, cinematic lighting, detailed fur, water droplets, depth of field | --ar 2:3 --v 6.0 --q 2.5 --s 75 --c 20
Prompt: featuring intricate details and high resolution, high definition details, 3 mason jars with the words "Faith", "Love", and "Hope" written on them, sunflowers in one jar, roses in another jar, candles in the third jar, a beautiful sunset outside the window, a detailed painting, hyper-realistic. --ar 14:11 --sref s.mj.run/9CzuaKSSPL4 --iw 3 --v 6.1
Bad luck for my outdoor prompt today – the first foggy and rainy autumn afternoon. So I had to draw from the car. Where there’s a nice building you will not find a parking lot, where there’s a parking lot, you will not find a nice building. But in the end I did find one - this beauty, an industrial building of 1906 which has something to do with the water supply of the city of Asperg. Love from first sight! A fairy tale building, it seems, half hidden by ivy.
I was prepared to do a serious line drawing and while doing so the character of this small tower revealed. It is located a few steps away from the impressive fortifications of the Renaissance hill fortress of the town and I think it was meant to copy a bit of the style of its surroundings: A bit of antique columns, a bit of “Rustica” stone work, a bit of old craftsmanship, a bit of modern (1906) materials. Sketchers are lucky people to take their time to listen to buildings.
One more time I found out, that a line drawing is more than useful to understand a building. I forced myself to avoid attractive shadows, but doing so I found no way to show that behind the columns there’s a wall and not open space. But anyway for me it is the best way to start with pure lines. On location I made a loose colour sketch and added the lines at home according to the first sketch.
Thank you Liz! One more day of a joyful course!
Prompt:
Enhance the image of a historical book titled "Old Lübeck Hansestadt". The book is now open with elaborate 3D images dramatically leaping out of its pages, depicting vivid scenes from Old Lübeck, a notable Hanseatic city, with rich details and textures. The denser mist surrounding the emerging images adds to the mysterious and enchanting atmosphere. The background should be dark and moody, creating a sharp contrast with the illuminated pages and lifelike 3D images. Aim for an ultra-realistic composition, filled with finer details that offer an immersive historical experience, as if the city's rich past is coming to life before the viewer's eyes.
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A surreal scene featuring a flying fairy adorned in kale green, gold, rust, burgundy Velvet, and black hues. The setting is a dramatic blend of Van Gogh's swirling skies and Arthur Rackham's Gothic style, infused with the dreamy elements of Paul Klee and the disturbing undertones of Edward Gorey. Metallic colors shimmer ominously, creating a foreboding atmosphere reminiscent of Esao Andrews' biomorphic fireflies. The overall effect is hallucinatory, with intricate details inspired by DZO Olivier, evoking a sense of otherworldly enchantment.
Prompt: Moonlight shining on a calm turquoise sea, a distant shipwreck, glowing transparent water, Ivan Aivazovsky-inspired style, romanticism, highly detailed, 6k resolution
This digital fine art was created using Google Flow AI and Photoshop
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Hyperrealistic photography uhd, 300dpi, large angular, no trace of digital noise, meticulously detailed facial features and limbs with intricate details of a native Apache warrior chief sitting on the grass around a lit campfire and two native Apache children, braided hair and looking traditional paintings, on the grass of the meadow Green listening to the stories the warrior tells. 8K. HDR. In the background, a town with its typical Apache. National Geographic style
Prompt: Create an epic and heroic portrait of a man and women in western attire, standing together and looking toward the sky, set, against a backdrop that invokes patriotism and the spirit of America. Behind, the American flag waves majestically, symbolizing patriotism. A majestic bald eagle soars in the sky, embodying freedom and the American spirit. Embody the enduring spirit of America, bold words in the background "God Bless America"
Prompt #2: HOPE
This is the front of my art journal card for this prompt. Hope makes me think of brightness, light, color, flight, possibility.
2010 art journaling group with Rachel at www.oneyearartjournal.blogspot.com
Come get messy with us!
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Hyper-realistic depiction Create a .............steampunk King Vulture l magic pewter lamp releasing clouds of white smoke. In the smoke is a ghost pirate ship with a Kraken, wrapped around the shop and seagulls flying around, The background is a faded mystical city and a night sky........... quality trending on ArtStation, sharp focus, studio photo, intricate details, octane
Inspired(?) by something from Danny Gregory's maniacs, I offer these "Prompts." In most cases I followed their suggestion of combing an adjective and a verb and a noun. Sometimes I did not.
Todays prompt in FMS Photo A Day was the word Handwriting. We travel frequently, at least two or three times a year. Some are car trips, one is usually over seas. But for each trip I start making lists in advance to make sure I have everything ready before we leave. #fmspad #fmsphotoaday
Prompt: A beautiful blonde woman in a white dress walking into the raging ocean, the dress is melting into the ocean, view from the back, full body view. The colors are a vibrant blue and teal, creating a hyper-realistic photographic effect. --p n3sgai5 --v 6.1
Eventually, Joni's feet required a break and she repaired to the bar. The Savoy provides male go-go dancers for the viewing pleasure of its patrons, one of whom can be seen in the background of this photo. However, Joni is paying no attention to the young stud on the pedestal as she is focused on a television monitor. . . . Actually, the young stud had bestowed a nice compliment upon Joni earlier in the evening when he was still on a break from dancing when both of us were bellying up to the bar to order drinks. He seemed like a nice kid. It prompted Joni to wonder what a nice kid like him would be doing dancing in a thong in an LGBTQ club? Of course the same could be asked of Joni, "What's a nice girl like Joni doing in a LGBTQ club like the Savoy??
Well, it should be stated up front that there is nothing wrong with the Savoy Lounge. It happens to be a popular LGBTQ venue in Orlando that also appeals to a segment of the straight population as well. It's a lively club that appeals to tourists like Joni and locals alike. As for what is Joni doing there besides drinking and dancing, well, that's a fair question.
Basically, Joni's much younger male alter ego could have never imagined himself dressing up as a woman and going out and about in public, let alone hanging out in any kind of bar! Especially as a grandparent!! Joni's younger male alter ego would be forgiven if he screamed, "What the F*** happened???" It's a hard question to answer. All Joni can say is that it happened. Unlike many TG women, Joni did not know from an early age that she wanted to be a woman. As such, one might say that Joni was a late bloomer. That transformative notion didn't come until he was in his mid-40's. But when it did happen, it struck both him and Joni like a bolt of lightning. The urge to start dressing came fast
and furious and seemingly from out of nowhere. At the time, the wife was equally shocked, and postulated that her husband must be experiencing a mid--life crisis or had a brain tumor. Possibilities perhaps, but Joni suspected that she was experiencing something a bit more transformative; something which the subsequent years have confirmed. Joni likes being Joni and she has been able to peacefully co-exist with her male alter ego, as well as with the wife, who has reluctantly come to accept Joni, not only as her husband's feminine alter ego, but occasionally as a girlfriend as well. Both Joni and the wife however value maintaining the secrecy of Joni's dual identities. So "mum" has been the word.
However, with this being "Pride Month", Joni wishes to hoist her personal rainbow flag and acknowledge, for what it is worth, that she qualifies under two of the initials in the LGBTQ community"s acronym.
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Prompt:
Enhance the image of a historical book titled "Old Lübeck Hansestadt". The book is now open with elaborate 3D images dramatically leaping out of its pages, depicting vivid scenes from Old Lübeck, a notable Hanseatic city, with rich details and textures. The denser mist surrounding the emerging images adds to the mysterious and enchanting atmosphere. The background should be dark and moody, creating a sharp contrast with the illuminated pages and lifelike 3D images. Aim for an ultra-realistic composition, filled with finer details that offer an immersive historical experience, as if the city's rich past is coming to life before the viewer's eyes.
PROMPT:
Create a high-quality photograph-like image in a 16:9 wide format that could be featured in a magazine article about the serene life in the countryside. The scene is set in a quaint village along a river in the northwest of Avignon, with an ancient Roman bridge not leading into a house but onto a path or similar structure, emphasizing the bridge's historical significance and rustic charm. Surround the area with old, weathered houses, including a café with a 'TABAC' sign, embodying a rustic and inviting atmosphere. Outside the café, depict two elderly men in well-worn summer attire, showing character and a life well-lived, and two young women, around 18 years old, in simple, slightly worn white summer dresses, engaging in a conversation with expressive and clear faces, highlighting the vibrant community spirit. The entire composition should exude warmth, authenticity, and a high level of detail, capturing the essence of a close-knit community's daily life in the countryside.
And here I've blown up the final sketch. PS. I got completely confused with the terminology in my previous post - but hey, a rose by any other name...
Prompt
RAW photo, Here's a description of the image:
Close-up view of a member of the Household Cavalry (likely a soldier in the Life Guards or Blues and Royals) in full red uniform, gently nuzzling a white horse.
Here's a breakdown of the details:
* **The Soldier:** The soldier is wearing the iconic red tunic of the Household Cavalry, adorned with numerous medals and decorations displayed on his chest. His bearskin hat is positioned slightly askew, allowing some of his face to be seen, emphasizing a tender moment. The gold braid and ornate collar are clearly visible.
* **The Horse:** The horse is a beautiful white, likely a charger used by the cavalry. It appears calm and relaxed, its eyes partly closed as it leans into the soldier. The horse's bridle and harness are dark brown leather with gold accents. A small, dark blue rosette or decoration is visible on the horse's headstall.
* **The Setting:** The background is blurred but shows a light-colored building, suggesting a possibly institutional or military setting. The overall ambiance is serene and intimate.
* **The Interaction:** The central focus is the close and gentle interaction between the soldier and the horse. The scene conveys a strong sense of mutual respect and affection between the rider and their mount. The intimacy of the moment suggests a deep bond of trust and companionship.
Prompt: A massive aircraft carrier. The sky is filled with white clouds, and the water below is a deep blue. A magnificent scene. Rendered in a digital art style, with high resolution and intricate details. Featuring high definition, vibrant colors, and high contrast. The image conveys an epic, awe-inspiring atmosphere. --ar 11:14 --sref s.mj.run/WaFO5Z2-c_g --stylize 250 --iw 2 --v 6.1
Prompt: a rhinoceros charging towards the camera, taken from a low angle, with a dramatic, dynamic composition. The rhino is in the center of the frame; Its skin is rough and textured, with shades of gray and brown. The background is a blur of dust and debris; The lighting is natural, with a strong contrast between the bright sunlight and the darker, shadowy areas. The overall mood is intense and powerful, capturing the raw energy and strength of the rhino, in the artistic art style of Robert Bateman, 8k, highly detailed, --ar 3:4 --v 6.1
Prompt
Three clowns embodying sympathy and seriousness, seated on parched grass, accompanied by a vintage porcelain puppet, collectively posing amidst a forsaken garden teeming with weeds and withered shrubs outside a decrepit house featuring fractured windows, peeling paint, under a storm-laden sky, digital noise trace photography captured from a worm's-eye view, generous angle, enhanced lighting casting dynamic shadows, 30
Today, after a prompt Parcelforce delivery I made my way over to Congleton where my band were playing the Cheshire Brewhouse at a Congleton Jazz & Blues Festival Fringe event. Early in the afternoon this young chap spent nearly half an hour lost in his own world, dancing to the music.
Sorry that the photos of all the drawings are so bad, and yah this is just the view of this drawing when the overlay is flipped up.
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1. A composition of an object seen and defined from the point of view of another object.
For this prompt I have seen and defined my camera, from the medium of drawing, while my camera has alternatively seen and defined the medium of drawing. To add to this, both of these objects (one material, and one more of and more a phenomenon) have seen and defined the concept and meaning of composition. The reason that I have also included a photo on top of this prompt is because this prompt, when interpreted the way I have interpreted it, must be a continual loop of two pieces. Each piece must be seeing and defining the other piece, in order for it to make sense. To explain this in a somewhat base way, since it took me days to even fully understand it myself, the object seen and defined (in this example my camera) is also being seen and defined by the medium of choice, and the artist creating the work. So since my camera is being seen and defined by both myself, and my art supplies, the camera must also be seeing and defining what it is being defined as. This is why I have included a picture of what my camera is seeing and defining, because this is necessary to fulfill the concept of an object seen and defined from the point of view of another object accurately. My choice in medium and style is also very purposeful, since my inspiration for this was actually the camera obscura. My medium format camera is the closest thing I have to a camera obscura, so that is honestly why I chose to create this work in this way. I wanted to draw this prompt, and when I thought of drawing it made me think of the "Masters" from the Renaissance, most of whom actually traced their initial drawings using a modified form of the camera obscura. There's a quote from Chuck Palahniuk's Diary that says, “Maybe the only thing each of us can see is our own shadow. Carl Jung called this his shadow work. He said we never see others. Instead we see only aspects of ourselves that fall over them. Shadows. Projections. Our associations. The same way old painters would sit in a tiny dark room and trace the image of what stood outside a tiny window, in the bright sunlight. The camera obscura. Not the exact image, but everything reversed or upside down.”, and there's another part of this book when the main character finds a book with notes from her past self saying something like "You can do this with your mind". This quote specifically is something I always think of when drawing, because in some way I feel as though it connects me to my drawing work, because I always feel as though I am in a way tracing with my mind. I really feel that when the term composition is thrown around the majority of people will think it just means the rule of thirds, or simple placement. However I feel that composition is more than this, composition is the visual definition we create when we define our subjects, as visual communicators. So for this composition specifically I chose to do a line drawing of my camera to allude to the use of the camera obscura in drawing, and also to show the concept of how a camera would see and define drawing, while also being seen and defined by the medium. This line drawing is then overlaid with a contrasting image meant to depict what the camera obscura would actually see, which I have used to create a full composition that sees the camera obscura and defines it though the drawing underneath. The image of the drawing can also be flipped up to reveal the full line drawing, which is done purposely to show the interactions between the view of the object seen and the object defined.
"O! What on earth are you up to Clem??"
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"I'm having a party! I've brought out all the goodies and toys, you see!"
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"Yes, I see that, but why do you have Beethoven on the scales??"
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"O, well, if you want to come to the party, I have to weigh you against my feather of truth and justice -- if you balance with it, then you get to come; if you don't, well, I'm afraid that's no treats for you then".
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"But Clem, that isn't very fair, is it? What if one of them is heavier?"
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"O, never fear -- the animals always balance with my feather -- they've never done a single bad thing in their lives! Anyway, they like swinging on the plate! Would you like to be weighed against my feather?"
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"Um no.. I'm busy".
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An overcast day, but carving on my new dolly is well underway, yay! Clem decided to take advantage of the tiny bit of sun to do her interpretation of Maat's feather for prompt no.7 #libra for the #juliac zodiac art challenge 😊 Maat refers to the ancient Egyptian concepts of truth, justice, balance, harmony and so forth -- as well as the goddess who personified them -- and shares many similarities with the sign of Libra. In the Egyptian underworld, the hearts of the dead were weighed against the feather of Maat -- if the heart was lighter, or equal in weight, it meant the deceased had led a virtuous life and would go on to paradise; if the heart was heavier, the goddess Ammit would devour it ⚖
Prompted by the upcoming release of IQ84 by Haruki Murakami, and the possibility of him winning the nobel prize for literature, I decided to talk a little bit about my favorite author (and other authors).
Here is a grainy impression of what my "real books" shelf has on it. This is the zone of the book shelf that I read from most often (if I'm not getting and/or reading something new, that is). This shelf is out in the living room which has crappity light for photos at night time, so I will try and replace this with a larger and more well lit photo tomorrow.
What you see here are basically some of my favorite books of all time, some of them have been for up to 15 years… for example "Lizard" and "Kitchen" have been favorites since my mid-teens, whereas "The Wind-Up Bird Chronicle" has been a favorite for about 12 years now (the Japanese version, as well… though I have to admit to only having read the missing chapters… there are chapters missing in the English adaptation, which is what prompted me to originally get the Japanese set back about 11 years ago).
There are also differences between the soft and hardcover versions of the Japanese, though I'll also admit I'm not skilled enough yet to be able to just SIT and ENJOY the books in Japanese yet (as one would with a book in their native language)… they are still mostly study aides, taken a few pages at a time when the mood strikes.
I have more books than this, obviously, but a lot of them are "guilty pleasure" books… no, not romance novels, I just mean books I read once but that didn't leave a very lasting impression on me. Also, all of my manga and most of my study books are in my office, and I have already done some talking about them on flickr a few times before. :) These here are gathered together because they are the most important to me, personally. I've read most of them more than once, and about half of them closer to 5 times. Wind-Up Bird I've read probably upwards of 7 full times over the last 12 years.
Starting with the books on top there, on the left first...
- "What I Talk About When I Talk About Running" - Haruki Murakami
this is the only book in the picture that I haven't read yet. I started it but it is not like his usual, and I'm finding it a little hard to get rolling and interested. I kind of wish that "Underground" was in this picture instead (but it's currently next to my bed). "Underground" I first finished reading while on my honeymoon in Japan… which is quite possibly the best place to read it, as I was able to strongly visualize EXACTLY where many of the events (real events of the Sarin Gas Attack) took place on the Tokyo subway lines.
- "Idoru" - William Gibson
I actually wish "Robot Visions" by Isaac Asimov was here instead… but "Idoru" still an interesting book. It might bother people who really know their Japanese pop culture in depth, but as a quick bite to eat, I rather enjoy it from time to time.
- 異邦人 - アルベール・カミュ
"The Stranger" - Albert Camus… in Japanese, paperback.
- B級BANANA- 吉本ばなな
- パイナツプリン - 吉本ばなな
Two books (essays) by Banana Yoshimoto that I do not think have been translated to English. I used these for reading practice from time to time.
- ねじまき鳥クロニクル 〜泥棒かささぎ編
- ねじまき鳥クロニクル 〜予言する鳥編
- ねじまき鳥クロニクル 〜鳥刺し男編
- 村上春樹
The three books in the series "The Wind-Up Bird Chronicle" by Haruki Murakami by favorite book(s) of all time), in Japanese, paperback. I also have the first two volumes in hardcover which I finally was able to find while in Japan. Additionally I picked up the French language paperback while I was in France a few years ago. I also have this book twice in English (one of which I bought for my husband before we lived together). I've also bought this book (in English) for several other people in my life as the years have gone by. It is the one book that I recommend to people that I am willing to put forward the money to assure they get a copy, lol.
Next to those is a stack of…
- Atlas Shrugged - Ayn Rand
- Lizard
- Kitchen
- NP
- Asleep
- Goodbye Tsugumi
all by Banana Yoshimoto
Now the bottom, starting from the left…
- After Dark
- Blind Willow, Sleeping Woman
- The Elephant Vanishes
- Kafka on the Shore
- Sputnik Sweetheart
- Norwegian Wood
- South of the Border, West of the Sun
- Hard Boiled Wonderland and the End of the World
- A Wild Sheep Chase
- The Wind-Up Bird Chronicle
all by Haruki Murakami… hey, I told you he was my favorite. lol
- The Diamond Age - Neal Stephenson
Excellent, excellent book… I highly recommend this to basically everyone. lol
- 象の消滅 （短篇選集 1980-1991）- 村上春樹
"The Elephant Vanishes" short story anthology, by Haruki Murakami in Japanese, paperback
Apart from Wind-Up Bird... I would highly recommend "The Elephant Vanishes" to those who want to get a quick taste of Murakami's style before delving into one of his novels. Wind-Up bird is upward of 600 pages long, which is daunting for some folks... so if that bothers you, start with this book first, and see how it goes. :)
- ねじまき鳥クロニクル ～泥棒かささぎ編
- ねじまき鳥クロニクル ～予言する鳥編
- 村上春樹
again… the first two volumes of the hardcover of "Wind-Up Bird" in Japanese by Haruki Murakami
- The Fountainhead - Ayn Rand
This was my first introduction to the work of Ayn Rand. The person who told me to read this book intended for me to see how "evil" and "bad" she was. I am always a skeptic, so went into reading it without thinking about what the person had told me about her. After this, and some additional research about her, I ended up discovering someone (her) who understood and could verbalize things I always felt but was not articulate enough myself to put into words. Oh... and by the way, she is not bad nor evil... she is exactly the opposite.
- "The God Delusion" - Richard Dawkins
I have several books by him, one of them I have misplaced, and the other two are by my bedside waiting to be re-read in one case, and read for the first time in another case. I highly recommend this book, also, to almost everyone.
Finally, one that is slightly cut off here…
"Cats Are Not Peas - a Calico History of Genetics" - Laura Gould
This book is one of the things that first got me deeply interested in genetics, and which I would also recommend to anyone who is interested in discovering basic genetics and / or loves cats, hehehe.
There are also several books that I wish could also be in this photo. Two of those, for example, being "The Dragons of Eden" and "Cosmos" by Carl Sagan... I highly, highly recommend both... again, to everyone.
we've had so many gray days here in MN, and if the sun is out I'm doing something else and can't paint the shadows. Now we have some snow and i look forward to more play with shadow shapes as that has been my favorite new tool from SkN .
The prompt 'group' was a great excuse to get all our teddy bear friends together this morning for a tea party on the lawn
Variation of a text-prompt generation in AI Deep Dream. The text contained the words LADY and AZTEK.
The option of Text Prompt is a new feature on Deep Dream.
deepdreamgenerator.com/updates
... my fault, the word skull appeared in my prompt (as a necklace, lol) it seems such a strong clue it covered her face!
Prompted by a comment made by Simon Chirgwin, I had a go at an Homage to Eric Ravilious. All processing done in Lightroom, no plug-ins, with my tongue firmly in my cheek.
The original masterpiece can be seen here shop.townereastbourne.org.uk/products/eric-ravilious-beac...
Prompt: a giant whale attacking a row boat with people in it, dramatic, high in detail, high resolution, in which several men on rowing boats interact with an enormous whale rising out of the ocean waves. The giant whale is above the small wooden boats as it emerges to attack them. It has long and powerful fins, in the style of M.C. Escher, --ar 1:1 --v 6.1
Digital illustrated sketch created using Midjourney AI v 6.1
PROMPT - DALL-E
A detailed digital drawing of a character inspired by the steampunk style, exuding an otherworldly and intellectual presence. The character should have a complex hairstyle adorned with natural elements, gears, and ephemeral designs. The attire is intricate, featuring ruffled collars and a blend of organic and mechanical details, indicative of a Baroque-meets-steampunk aesthetic. The backdrop includes a subdued collage of abstract scientific diagrams and sketches, offering depth and fascination. The color palette is restrained, with soft sepia and earthy hues, to enhance the vintage and fantasy-inspired atmosphere of the artwork.