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Poetic palette of luminous ivory, seashell peach, pale coral, frost blue, powdered turquoise, silvery dove grey, verdigris and deep green-black. Create a horizontal sixteen by nine poetic fantasy painting with a delicate division of light and darkness. Portray an ethereal and elegant adult East Asian woman placed left of centre in a graceful right-facing profile. Her eyes are gently closed. Give her softly painted porcelain features and abundant pale copper-peach hair gathered into an airy arrangement with fine escaping curls. Several small silvery birds fly near the back of her hair. Keep every bird clearly separate from her and from the other birds. Soften some of their edges with drifting pigment, as though they are visitors passing through a memory rather than ornaments attached to her. Dress her in a fragile layered gown of translucent ivory and frost blue, touched with coral, turquoise and small areas of verdigris. Let the outer edges of the gown dissolve into watercolor mist, torn-paper fibers and luminous pigment fragments. She gently holds one tiny white fantasy dragon before her. Show one complete creature with one head, four small legs, two delicate raised wings and one slender curling tail. Its pearly form carries faint blush and blue shadows. It looks upward toward her face with complete trust. Her two hands are fully visible beneath the dragon, forming a safe open cradle without squeezing it. Each hand has five naturally separated fingers, coherent wrists and no duplication. Hands look naturally expressive. Divide the background softly. The left third is pale blue-white mist. The right two thirds become a spacious field of deep muted green-black scattered with a few pearl-like specks. Keep the dark field softly textured rather than pure black. Its purpose is to make the ivory figure and tiny dragon glow. Preserve the luminous palette closely. Keep the woman, dragon and left mist primarily ivory. Use peach-coral mainly in her hair and scattered pigment. Use frost blue and turquoise through the gown. Reserve deep green-black for the background. Avoid purple, bright red, metallic gold and neon color. Fuse watercolor haze, softened oil pigment, powdered pastel, delicate graphite, translucent paper fibers and lightly abraded fresco textures. Keep the feeling intimate, fragile and painterly rather than cinematic or digitally rendered. FineArt. EmmAI Fragile Vision. Mature adult subject with coherent proportions. Soft painterly facial detail. No glossy CGI finish. No text, lettering, calligraphy, numbers, logos, seals or watermarks except the required signature and leaf. Soul Line. The smallest dragon found no castle, only her open hands, and decided that was enough.
A little encouragement for my fellow DDG dreamers 🐉
This dream was rejected several times because the safety filter found the idea of a “young person” near words such as “skin,” “chest,” and “body.” The subject was clearly described as an adult woman, and every phrase was completely innocent, but the filter apparently gathered harmless words from different parts of the prompt and imagined they were plotting something together.
The tiny dragon was innocent. My adjectives had simply formed a suspicious gang. Hehehe…
Instead of giving up, I removed “young,” changed “skin” to “complexion,” replaced “chest height” with “held gently before her,” changed “body” to “form,” and called the “baby dragon” a “tiny dragon.” After that little vocabulary makeover, the prompt worked beautifully.
So if the moderator rejects an innocent prompt, please do not assume that your idea is wrong. Read the warning carefully, look for accidental word combinations, and gently rephrase them. Sometimes we are not revising our art at all. We are simply reassuring a very nervous little robot guarding the studio door.
And here is the dream that was waiting patiently on the other side. ✨
