"No one knows what war is until they send their own son or daughter there".

"No one knows what war is until they send their own son or daughter there".

• Model: AIVision

• Size: 1792 X 1008 (1.81 MP)

• Used settings:

  • Prompt: A high-resolution digital image in the style of realism with elements of fine art. On a bullet-riddled brick wall covered with cracks and traces of destruction, an expressive graffiti portrait of modern Ukrainian warriors is depicted. This image is a mixture of realism and symbolism: two small figures of children standing full-length with their backs to each other, turned to face the viewer. The children, a boy and a girl of 10-12 years old, dressed in full combat gear, seem to transcend the graffiti, becoming a living part of the scene. Their faces are serious, with a penetrating gaze reminiscent of the features of Ukrainian children from our wartime days, but in the modern guise of soldiers and defenders of Ukraine. They are dressed in camouflage military uniforms, over which they are wearing: a bulletproof vest with various pouches and a radio. On their shoulders is a patch with the Ukrainian flag, and in their hands they firmly clutch automatic rifles pointing downwards. The background of the image creates an additional patriotic accent: behind the children's backs on the wall there is a Ukrainian flag, a shield with the coat of arms of Ukraine - a blue and yellow field with the image of a trident - fixed on a stone wall partially erased by time, but still standing out proudly against the concrete and bricks. The yellow and blue strokes seem to be drawn in rough strokes, emphasising the idea of struggle and indomitability. The effect of the devastation around, the bullet holes in the wall and the cracked paint create a wartime atmosphere. This is not just a portrait - it is a symbol of unwavering will, the struggle for freedom and national identity. Such an image fits perfectly into street art, where it becomes the voice of the people, a reflection of modern history. It carries a powerful message of unity, strength of spirit and eternal struggle for independence, linking the past and the present in one symbolic image. The Trend on the ArtStation, OLED 8K, HDR+.
  • Upscale & Enhance: 0
  • Aspect Ratio: landscape_wide