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Whatever doesn't kill us, makes us weird.
A detailed, colorful, abstract painting in a folk art style. The painting features three stylized female faces, each with unique features and hairstyles. The faces are interspersed with geometric shapes, planetary spheres, and other symbolic elements, creating a dreamlike and whimsical atmosphere.
On the left, a woman’s face is depicted in profile, with her eyes closed and elaborate floral and starry elements intertwined in her hair. Above her, a cartoonish yellow face with a crown is shown, accompanied by the text "WHATEVER DOESN'T KILL MAKES US WEIRD." Below this, more architectural forms are present.
In the center, a black, anthropomorphic figure with a crown stands tall, beside a stylized flower and a small house. A blue deer with intricate patterns on its body is positioned below. Another female face, also in profile, is seen on the right, with a small bird perched in her dark, wispy hair. She wears a vibrant, geometric-patterned garment.
The background is a collage of textured colors, primarily blues, yellows, and oranges, with various abstract shapes, circles, and lines connecting different elements. One section features a house-like structure with the text "EVERYTHING EVERYWHERE ALL AT
Prompt by Zebadri
