You'll Do What I Say

You'll Do What I Say

• Model: FluX

• Size: 1728 X 1296 (2.24 MP)

• Used settings:

  • Prompt: A powerful, emotionally explosive full-body illustration blending hyperrealistic anatomy with chaotic abstract energy—a visual storm of ink, motion, and meaning. At its center stands a barefoot young girl in a wrinkled cotton school dress, knees slightly bent, one arm stretched out in a firm, decisive gesture. Her skin is rendered with luminous realism: faint peach fuzz on her arms, a natural blush across her cheeks (Pantone 473 C), and the soft imperfection of a healing bruise on one leg. Her hair—warm brown touched with auburn (Pantone 7517 C and 7611 C)—is tied up but breaking free, with strands transforming into ink-sharp lines that fracture into the background chaos. Her eyes, hyper-detailed and brimming with emotion, seem to slice through the visual noise. Tears stream down her cheeks like liquified ink, merging into surrounding splashes and streaks. Behind her, a massive blackboard dominates the space—textured with smeared chalk, deep graphite tones (Pantone Black 6 C, Pantone 446 C), and violent diagonal slashes of pigment. Floating on its surface are two anatomically correct drawings, both rendered in raw, vivid rainbow colors: – A human heart, lifelike yet bursting with color: Pantone 1795 C (red), 151 C (orange), 803 C (neon yellow), 802 C (acid green), 299 C (electric blue), 2597 C (violet). – A human brain, equally vivid, its lobes painted in the same chromatic spectrum, its lines blurring and glowing as if alive. The child’s extended finger points toward both forms at once—a choice of both emotion and intellect, of feeling and reason. From her fingertip, threads of pigment stretch and ripple, as if activating the rainbow with her touch. The classroom around her disintegrates into abstraction—scattered chalk fragments, angular paper shards, ink spirals, and glitching geometry. Slashes of light in Pantone 7406 C (bright yellow) and 7520 C (warm blush) cut through the composition like fractured beams, partially illuminating her form and the board. The floor is lost in a haze of pastel dust, smeared equations, and dissolving color fields. This is a moment of resistance, learning, and identity—raw and tender. A child claiming both heart and mind in full color, rendered in a violent symphony of realism and abstraction. A portrait of what it means to know and feel, and to choose truth.
  • Using base image: No
  • Aspect Ratio: landscape