"My life in the brush of ghosts" (Brian Eno and David Byrne)
Model:
ChatGPT 2
(Pro)
Size:
3812 X 2144
(8.17 MP)
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Prompt: A photorealistic conceptual photograph created from an ordinary artist's workspace. In the upper portion of the frame, a squeezed aluminum tube of white acrylic paint lies on a light wooden tabletop with its cap removed. Thick, opaque white paint has flowed naturally from the opening, spreading across the surface into a broad, irregular puddle with soft rounded edges. The paint should look fresh, glossy, and slightly viscous, with subtle reflections and realistic thickness.
The lower edge of the paint spill forms a natural, organic horizon. Beyond this edge, the untouched tabletop is no longer visible. Instead, it visually transitions into a distant mountain landscape, creating the illusion that the white paint itself has become an overcast white sky. The transition is seamless and relies entirely on composition rather than digital effects.
Below this apparent "sky" stands a small dark gray converted school bus parked alone in an empty asphalt parking lot. The bus appears perfectly ordinary and realistically scaled within its landscape. Behind it rise pale, rocky mountains under soft daylight.
A single person sits casually on the roof of the bus, facing away toward the mountains, emphasizing solitude and contemplation.
The surreal effect comes exclusively from the juxtaposition: the spilled white paint is interpreted as the sky above the landscape. The paint remains unmistakably a puddle of paint on a tabletop, while simultaneously functioning as the sky within the photographic composition. There are no magical transformations, morphing effects, or impossible physics. The illusion depends entirely on framing and visual analogy.
A paintbrush rests near the tube, partially visible at the top edge of the composition, reinforcing the impression of an artist's desk. The wooden tabletop texture remains visible around the paint spill.
Fine-art conceptual photography, impossible scene presented as completely real, minimalist composition, muted natural colors, soft diffused daylight, ultra-photorealistic, high-resolution textures, medium-format photography, crisp focus, subtle atmospheric perspective, no fantasy effects, no CGI appearance, no text, no watermark.
"My life in the brush of ghosts" (Brian Eno and David Byrne)
Model:
ChatGPT 2
(Pro)
Size:
3812 X 2144
(8.17 MP)
Used settings:
Prompt: A photorealistic conceptual photograph created from an ordinary artist's workspace. In the upper portion of the frame, a squeezed aluminum tube of white acrylic paint lies on a light wooden tabletop with its cap removed. Thick, opaque white paint has flowed naturally from the opening, spreading across the surface into a broad, irregular puddle with soft rounded edges. The paint should look fresh, glossy, and slightly viscous, with subtle reflections and realistic thickness.
The lower edge of the paint spill forms a natural, organic horizon. Beyond this edge, the untouched tabletop is no longer visible. Instead, it visually transitions into a distant mountain landscape, creating the illusion that the white paint itself has become an overcast white sky. The transition is seamless and relies entirely on composition rather than digital effects.
Below this apparent "sky" stands a small dark gray converted school bus parked alone in an empty asphalt parking lot. The bus appears perfectly ordinary and realistically scaled within its landscape. Behind it rise pale, rocky mountains under soft daylight.
A single person sits casually on the roof of the bus, facing away toward the mountains, emphasizing solitude and contemplation.
The surreal effect comes exclusively from the juxtaposition: the spilled white paint is interpreted as the sky above the landscape. The paint remains unmistakably a puddle of paint on a tabletop, while simultaneously functioning as the sky within the photographic composition. There are no magical transformations, morphing effects, or impossible physics. The illusion depends entirely on framing and visual analogy.
A paintbrush rests near the tube, partially visible at the top edge of the composition, reinforcing the impression of an artist's desk. The wooden tabletop texture remains visible around the paint spill.
Fine-art conceptual photography, impossible scene presented as completely real, minimalist composition, muted natural colors, soft diffused daylight, ultra-photorealistic, high-resolution textures, medium-format photography, crisp focus, subtle atmospheric perspective, no fantasy effects, no CGI appearance, no text, no watermark.
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Prompt:
A photorealistic conceptual photograph created from an ordinary artist's workspace. In the upper portion of the frame, a squeezed aluminum tube of white acrylic paint lies on a light wooden tabletop with its cap removed. Thick, opaque white paint has flowed naturally from the opening, spreading across the surface into a broad, irregular puddle with soft rounded edges. The paint should look fresh, glossy, and slightly viscous, with subtle reflections and realistic thickness.
The lower edge of the paint spill forms a natural, organic horizon. Beyond this edge, the untouched tabletop is no longer visible. Instead, it visually transitions into a distant mountain landscape, creating the illusion that the white paint itself has become an overcast white sky. The transition is seamless and relies entirely on composition rather than digital effects.
Below this apparent "sky" stands a small dark gray converted school bus parked alone in an empty asphalt parking lot. The bus appears perfectly ordinary and realistically scaled within its landscape. Behind it rise pale, rocky mountains under soft daylight.
A single person sits casually on the roof of the bus, facing away toward the mountains, emphasizing solitude and contemplation.
The surreal effect comes exclusively from the juxtaposition: the spilled white paint is interpreted as the sky above the landscape. The paint remains unmistakably a puddle of paint on a tabletop, while simultaneously functioning as the sky within the photographic composition. There are no magical transformations, morphing effects, or impossible physics. The illusion depends entirely on framing and visual analogy.
A paintbrush rests near the tube, partially visible at the top edge of the composition, reinforcing the impression of an artist's desk. The wooden tabletop texture remains visible around the paint spill.
Fine-art conceptual photography, impossible scene presented as completely real, minimalist composition, muted natural colors, soft diffused daylight, ultra-photorealistic, high-resolution textures, medium-format photography, crisp focus, subtle atmospheric perspective, no fantasy effects, no CGI appearance, no text, no watermark.
Prompt
A photorealistic conceptual photograph created from an ordinary artist's workspace. In the upper portion of the frame, a squeezed aluminum tube of white acrylic paint lies on a light wooden tabletop with its cap removed. Thick, opaque white paint has flowed naturally from the opening, spreading across the surface into a broad, irregular puddle with soft rounded edges. The paint should look fresh, glossy, and slightly viscous, with subtle reflections and realistic thickness.
The lower edge of the paint spill forms a natural, organic horizon. Beyond this edge, the untouched tabletop is no longer visible. Instead, it visually transitions into a distant mountain landscape, creating the illusion that the white paint itself has become an overcast white sky. The transition is seamless and relies entirely on composition rather than digital effects.
Below this apparent "sky" stands a small dark gray converted school bus parked alone in an empty asphalt parking lot. The bus appears perfectly ordinary and realistically scaled within its landscape. Behind it rise pale, rocky mountains under soft daylight.
A single person sits casually on the roof of the bus, facing away toward the mountains, emphasizing solitude and contemplation.
The surreal effect comes exclusively from the juxtaposition: the spilled white paint is interpreted as the sky above the landscape. The paint remains unmistakably a puddle of paint on a tabletop, while simultaneously functioning as the sky within the photographic composition. There are no magical transformations, morphing effects, or impossible physics. The illusion depends entirely on framing and visual analogy.
A paintbrush rests near the tube, partially visible at the top edge of the composition, reinforcing the impression of an artist's desk. The wooden tabletop texture remains visible around the paint spill.
Fine-art conceptual photography, impossible scene presented as completely real, minimalist composition, muted natural colors, soft diffused daylight, ultra-photorealistic, high-resolution textures, medium-format photography, crisp focus, subtle atmospheric perspective, no fantasy effects, no CGI appearance, no text, no watermark.
Dream Level: is increased each time when you "Go Deeper" into the dream. Each new level is harder to achieve and
takes more iterations than the one before.
Rare Deep Dream: is any dream which went deeper than level 6.
Deep Dream
You cannot go deeper into someone else's dream. You must create your own.
Deep Dream
Currently going deeper is available only for Deep Dreams.
