The Tree of Innocence <-AI made this title (So Fitting!)

The Tree of Innocence <-AI made this title (So Fitting!)

#children #composition #jerusalem #poetic #renaissance

Model: Artistic 2
Prompt:  A poetic thirds composition of children playing around a much taller boy with only a loin cloth acting like a tree with his hands to his sides and the surrounding others looking at him in the deserts of Jerusalem, one taller child with his hands up to the two sides imitating branches, one child at his feet, Two at his sides. Meticulous painting by Leonardo da Vinci, Composition influenced by The Flagellation of Christ by Caravaggio. Light coming from behind, fleshy youthful skin on the children with playful positive facial expression, positive mood with extreme attention to detail, Sfumato and glazing, perfect composition, perfect light and shadow play Try
Modifiers:
highly detailed elegant intricate oil on canvas very attractive ultra detailed high definition colourful Michelangelo leonardo da vinci Gian Lorenzo Bernini
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More about The Tree of Innocence <-AI made this title (So Fitting!)

I will kindly ask everybody to be open-minded before getting offended.
I am depicting no attack against a belief. The concept is not the initiative. I am trying to recreate a respected Old Masters' technique in a new light.

I have been raised in England in a catholic school, although I was of different religion. There I was fascinated by the life of Christ, but I was terrified by the paintings and sculptures.
This sort of was my inspiration for the subjects. Not ever really my goal.
I am almost a sycophant of the intellect and masterpieces of Leonardo... and never in ability to attain his level of mastery: This is just my to compensate.

Sadly though; this image did not turn out well in either attempts I tried for in the subject. I want to try and influence the generation to have a more positive feel on the children's faces with my further to come prompts on the subject.

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