Abstract Illustration of Tiger Lilies and Leopards

animal-plant hybrids: leopard (Panthera pardus) x tiger lily (Lilium lancifolium)

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  animal-plant hybrids: leopard (Panthera pardus) x tiger lily (Lilium lancifolium)
  
  Model: AIVision
  
  Size: 5960 X 3352 (19.98 MP)
  
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  Prompt: Hybrid 50% animal 50% plant: leopard (panthera pardus) x tiger lily (Lilium lancifolium) Full width 16:9 biological panel illustration filling the entire image width of a hybrid leopard (panthera pardus) x tiger lily (Lilium lancifolium) creature. The hybrid has the shape of a stem of lilies with the pistils made of leopard claws. A leopard head and face looks out frontally exactly from the center of each lily flower, and perfect leopard spots decorate each petal. The creature is a full fusion of lily flowers with leopards, so that the dangerous leopard fangs and claws on each lily flower will prey on any insect unfortunate enough to land on the flower. The breathtakingly unusual hybrid is a biological oddity portrayed in extreme detail with visible, splashy marks of colored pencil hatching executed with painstaking precision. The background in exquisitely leapord-spot-patterned in gold and terra cotta. The several hybrid leopard lilies growing from a flowerbed are rendered in leopard-spot zentangle patterning, executed with strongly visible hatching marks by the colored pencils. At the edge of the full-width illustration, the hatching marks exhibit beautiful zendoodling patterning in the style of Visoth Kakvei. The fully melded hybrid creature is illustrated in a style resembling that of biology illustrators Ann Swan and Jillian Dittner and fills the entire width. Astonishing, singular, dangerous hybrid, extremely detailed, intricate illustration. The hybrid creature is illustrated in a style resembling that of biology illustrators Ann Swan and Jillian Dittner and fills the entire panel. The main colors of the creature are various golds, browns and blacks, with the contrasting dark terra cotta patterning behind the flower creature fading toward gold leopard-spot zendoodling patterning in the style of Visoth Kakvei toward the edges. Astonishing, extremely detailed, intricate illustration of a dangerous plant-animal hybrid.
  
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  Aspect Ratio: landscape_wide
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Prompt: Hybrid 50% animal 50% plant: leopard (panthera pardus) x tiger lily (Lilium lancifolium) Full width 16:9 biological panel illustration filling the entire image width of a hybrid leopard (panthera pardus) x tiger lily (Lilium lancifolium) creature. The hybrid has the shape of a stem of lilies with the pistils made of leopard claws. A leopard head and face looks out frontally exactly from the center of each lily flower, and perfect leopard spots decorate each petal. The creature is a full fusion of lily flowers with leopards, so that the dangerous leopard fangs and claws on each lily flower will prey on any insect unfortunate enough to land on the flower. The breathtakingly unusual hybrid is a biological oddity portrayed in extreme detail with visible, splashy marks of colored pencil hatching executed with painstaking precision. The background in exquisitely leapord-spot-patterned in gold and terra cotta. The several hybrid leopard lilies growing from a flowerbed are rendered in leopard-spot zentangle patterning, executed with strongly visible hatching marks by the colored pencils. At the edge of the full-width illustration, the hatching marks exhibit beautiful zendoodling patterning in the style of Visoth Kakvei. The fully melded hybrid creature is illustrated in a style resembling that of biology illustrators Ann Swan and Jillian Dittner and fills the entire width. Astonishing, singular, dangerous hybrid, extremely detailed, intricate illustration. The hybrid creature is illustrated in a style resembling that of biology illustrators Ann Swan and Jillian Dittner and fills the entire panel. The main colors of the creature are various golds, browns and blacks, with the contrasting dark terra cotta patterning behind the flower creature fading toward gold leopard-spot zendoodling patterning in the style of Visoth Kakvei toward the edges. Astonishing, extremely detailed, intricate illustration of a dangerous plant-animal hybrid.

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extremely detailed illustration dynamic lighting hyperrealistic line art naturalistic zentangle coherent colored pencil John James Audubon Zendoodle full-screen

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Hybrid 50% animal 50% plant: leopard (panthera pardus) x tiger lily (Lilium lancifolium) Full width 16:9 biological panel illustration filling the entire image width of a hybrid leopard (panthera pardus) x tiger lily (Lilium lancifolium) creature. The hybrid has the shape of a stem of lilies with the pistils made of leopard claws. A leopard head and face looks out frontally exactly from the center of each lily flower, and perfect leopard spots decorate each petal. The creature is a full fusion of lily flowers with leopards, so that the dangerous leopard fangs and claws on each lily flower will prey on any insect unfortunate enough to land on the flower. The breathtakingly unusual hybrid is a biological oddity portrayed in extreme detail with visible, splashy marks of colored pencil hatching executed with painstaking precision. The background in exquisitely leapord-spot-patterned in gold and terra cotta. The several hybrid leopard lilies growing from a flowerbed are rendered in leopard-spot zentangle patterning, executed with strongly visible hatching marks by the colored pencils. At the edge of the full-width illustration, the hatching marks exhibit beautiful zendoodling patterning in the style of Visoth Kakvei. The fully melded hybrid creature is illustrated in a style resembling that of biology illustrators Ann Swan and Jillian Dittner and fills the entire width. Astonishing, singular, dangerous hybrid, extremely detailed, intricate illustration. The hybrid creature is illustrated in a style resembling that of biology illustrators Ann Swan and Jillian Dittner and fills the entire panel. The main colors of the creature are various golds, browns and blacks, with the contrasting dark terra cotta patterning behind the flower creature fading toward gold leopard-spot zendoodling patterning in the style of Visoth Kakvei toward the edges. Astonishing, extremely detailed, intricate illustration of a dangerous plant-animal hybrid.