Neon Skeleton Character in Whimsical Magical Scene

Rust & Revolution: If I Only Had A Brain

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  Rust & Revolution: If I Only Had A Brain
  
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  Size: 2236 X 2236 (5.00 MP)
  
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  Prompt: create an iconic, maximally wide, landcape-oriented stylistic portrait of (((the scarecrow) from the wizard of oz) set in a surreal fantastical post-apocalyptic landscape Oz wonderland), in the style of borderlands cel shading with vibrant colors, steampunk cybernetic gold filigree elements.
  
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Prompt: create an iconic, maximally wide, landcape-oriented stylistic portrait of (((the scarecrow) from the wizard of oz) set in a surreal fantastical post-apocalyptic landscape Oz wonderland), in the style of borderlands cel shading with vibrant colors, steampunk cybernetic gold filigree elements.

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Prompt

create an iconic, maximally wide, landcape-oriented stylistic portrait of (((the scarecrow) from the wizard of oz) set in a surreal fantastical post-apocalyptic landscape Oz wonderland), in the style of borderlands cel shading with vibrant colors, steampunk cybernetic gold filigree elements.

More about Rust & Revolution: If I Only Had A Brain

"The sum of the square roots of any two sides of an isosceles triangle is equal to the square root of the remaining side." -The Scarecrow, 'The Wizard of Oz'