Her Smile Was the End of Men

Her Smile Was the End of Men

• Model: FluX

• Size: 1080 X 1920 (2.07 MP)

• Used settings:

  • Prompt: An expressive oil on canvas painting in the raw, dynamic style of Ashley Wood, portraying Death as an iconic feminine figure, captured in a windswept, commanding pose. She wears the traditional reaper’s garb reimagined as a luxurious, flowing gown of vibrant silk—an electrifying hue like crimson, violet, or deep emerald—its surface intricately embroidered with fine, spectral patterns that shimmer beneath the layered impasto. The fabric clings and tears with intentional elegance, rendered in thick, chaotic brushstrokes that ripple into the canvas like smoke and silk entwined. Her scythe is sleek, modern, and razor-sharp, its blade glinting cold and new, cutting through the smeared chaos around her like a crescent of silence. Her long, dark hair is tousled violently by the wind, strands whipping into the distorted background where twisted shapes and crumbling architecture dissolve into abstract strokes of ash, gold, and shadow. Her face is both beautiful and terrible, sculpted in bold, defiant lines, with hollow eyes glowing faintly beneath heavy strokes. The entire composition surges with haunting energy—a vision of death not as decay, but as splendor, inevitability, and wild divine poetry.
  • Face enhance: No
  • Upscale & Enhance: 1
  • Aspect Ratio: portrait_tall