Yazata in Byzantine style very good tile portrait

Colorful Artwork of Figure with Blue Skin and Elaborate Headdress

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  Yazata in Byzantine style very good tile portrait
  
  Model: Artistic 2
  
  Size: 768 X 768 (0.59 MP)
  
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  Prompt: Awesome portrait of an archangel. “Byzantine Textile Patchwork Fashion Model" By Enki Bilal & Paul Klee & Jennifer Lommers & Hans Hartung & Meghan Duncanson & Mark Rothko & Dee Nickerson & Victor Brauner & Didier Lourenço
  
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Prompt: Awesome portrait of an archangel. “Byzantine Textile Patchwork Fashion Model" By Enki Bilal & Paul Klee & Jennifer Lommers & Hans Hartung & Meghan Duncanson & Mark Rothko & Dee Nickerson & Victor Brauner & Didier Lourenço

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Frank Franzetta Colorful Oil On Rainy Night Canvas Unstructured Maximalism Novelty architecture internally decorative Crepuscular Luminosity Hyper-Structured Minimalism show objects in great details and accuracy Legit emotional reactions perfect body coordination perfectly flowing emotions perfectly resonated aesthetics actual realistic image of motion

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Title : "When The Yazata Was Seen in Byzantium" ©2024 A.J. Jones.

This image ©2024 A.J. Jones. All rights reserved.

Accompanying text is ©2024 A.J. Jones. All rights reserved.

All rights reserved under international and Pan-American copyright conventions.

A.J. Jones hereby asserts his moral right to be identified as the creator of this image as well as all accompanying text.

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n.b. When the Yazata was seen in its true, blue-skinned form in Byzantium, many people saw it and assumed it to be an angelic visitation, when it was really a divine being from Persia with business in town.