Grief Garden: Emotions in Blooming Art

Grief Garden: Emotions in Blooming Art

• Model: DaVinci2

• Size: 1280 X 720 (0.92 MP)

• Used settings:

  • Prompt: “The Grief Garden: Flowers of Memory” Each flower blooms from an emotion—sorrow, nostalgia, hope—rendered in jewel-toned yarn painting, stained glass, and surreal botanical forms. Inspired by Queenie McKenzie, Frida Kahlo, and Gustav Klimt. Complete width, as wide and large as possible image, extra full and wide, 16:9, full image extending all the way to the edges, extremely large and wide, rectangular, full-screen, full frontal image surrounded by an elegant, very thin, slender frame of intricate guilloche patterns of unparalled detail and beauty. Inside the single, very thin, rectangular frame that fills the entire screen is an intricately patterned print showing a banknote motif from an imaginary series themed "European wildflowers." The image features a close-up of a spreading patch of greater celandine (chelidonium majus) in bloom in April. Many very small, four-petaled, bright yellow flowers with bright yellow stamens and anthers peek out from abundant, fresh green, broadly-lobed, pinnately divided leaves with wavy magins. The patch of greater celandine is growing by a terracotta-colored brick house wall in full sunshine. The greater celandine patch and the brick wall are rendered repetitive, linear patterns typical of intaglio prints, with a slight zentangle esthetic. The entire image has mesmerizingly repetitive, organic patterns of painstaking detail, as the image is an extremely detailed intaglio print composed of hundreds upon hundreds of lines and dots in few basic colors: Fresh green for the leaves, contrasting with the intense lemon-yellow of the flowers, shades of reddish-terra-cotta for the sunlit brick wall. The terra-cotta and yellow repeat in the thin guilloche frame.
  • Face enhance: No
  • Upscale & Enhance: 0
  • Aspect Ratio: landscape_wide