Prompt: The Butterfly Mistook Her Stillness for a Garden.
Poetic Palette: lacquer black, charcoal blue, parchment ivory, saffron gold, muted marigold, antique cream, persimmon red, and small touches of weathered cobalt.
Create a horizontal 16:9 poetic painterly scene of splendid melancholy. Place an adult East Asian woman, approximately thirty years old, seated slightly right of centre with her knees drawn comfortably toward her. Give her graceful mature proportions, a natural adult head-to-body relationship and a quiet inward posture. Her long ink-black hair falls heavily past her waist, cut with a straight blunt fringe. Both eyes are gently lowered beneath matching lids, and faint freckles cross her pale ivory cheeks. Her terracotta-red lips remain softly closed.
Dress her in a black long-sleeved kimono-inspired garment covered with large woven or painted flowers in parchment, muted gold, charcoal blue and persimmon. One elbow rests naturally upon a raised knee, and her cheek settles into one open palm with relaxed fingers aligned along the side of her face. Her other arm curves loosely around her knees, with its hand completely hidden by fabric. Hands look naturally expressive and remain secondary to the bowed face.
Place one large black swallowtail butterfly at the left of her hair, hovering in profile near her shoulder. Mark its wings with irregular saffron-gold bands and two restrained coral-red patches. Keep the butterfly believable and richly painted, not jewel-like or cartoonish. Add one much smaller matte-gold butterfly resting near her right temple as a simple hair ornament.
Build the surrounding space from vertical black stems or threadlike lines, an abstract weathered garden wall, and oversized pale-yellow flowers entering from the upper corners and lower left. Behind the woman, layer muted ochre, grey-blue, cream and small persimmon fragments, suggesting a garden, textile screen and distant city all at once. Preserve dark breathing spaces around her silhouette. The largest flower in the lower-left foreground may be cropped by the frame, creating depth without overwhelming her.
Paint with matte gouache, thin oil glazes, ink, charcoal and fragments of printed textile texture on a distressed panel. Use velvety blacks, fine hair lines, rubbed gold, dry-brush petals, scraped vertical marks and softened edges. Avoid photographic realism, glossy surfaces, childlike or doll-like proportions, literal cages, extra butterflies, extra limbs, extra hands or excessive ornament. The image should feel ornate yet lonely: the world mistakes her quietness for serenity because it cannot hear what she has chosen not to say.
FineArt. EmmAI Fragile Vision. No text, lettering, symbols or watermarks, except for the required signature. Add the clearly legible handwritten signature “Emma Leila” followed by one tiny hand-drawn autumn maple leaf at the bottom right corner. Keep the complete signature and leaf safely inside the artwork.
Soul Line: The butterfly mistook her stillness for a garden, and she was too gentle to correct it.
Prompt: The Butterfly Mistook Her Stillness for a Garden.
Poetic Palette: lacquer black, charcoal blue, parchment ivory, saffron gold, muted marigold, antique cream, persimmon red, and small touches of weathered cobalt.
Create a horizontal 16:9 poetic painterly scene of splendid melancholy. Place an adult East Asian woman, approximately thirty years old, seated slightly right of centre with her knees drawn comfortably toward her. Give her graceful mature proportions, a natural adult head-to-body relationship and a quiet inward posture. Her long ink-black hair falls heavily past her waist, cut with a straight blunt fringe. Both eyes are gently lowered beneath matching lids, and faint freckles cross her pale ivory cheeks. Her terracotta-red lips remain softly closed.
Dress her in a black long-sleeved kimono-inspired garment covered with large woven or painted flowers in parchment, muted gold, charcoal blue and persimmon. One elbow rests naturally upon a raised knee, and her cheek settles into one open palm with relaxed fingers aligned along the side of her face. Her other arm curves loosely around her knees, with its hand completely hidden by fabric. Hands look naturally expressive and remain secondary to the bowed face.
Place one large black swallowtail butterfly at the left of her hair, hovering in profile near her shoulder. Mark its wings with irregular saffron-gold bands and two restrained coral-red patches. Keep the butterfly believable and richly painted, not jewel-like or cartoonish. Add one much smaller matte-gold butterfly resting near her right temple as a simple hair ornament.
Build the surrounding space from vertical black stems or threadlike lines, an abstract weathered garden wall, and oversized pale-yellow flowers entering from the upper corners and lower left. Behind the woman, layer muted ochre, grey-blue, cream and small persimmon fragments, suggesting a garden, textile screen and distant city all at once. Preserve dark breathing spaces around her silhouette. The largest flower in the lower-left foreground may be cropped by the frame, creating depth without overwhelming her.
Paint with matte gouache, thin oil glazes, ink, charcoal and fragments of printed textile texture on a distressed panel. Use velvety blacks, fine hair lines, rubbed gold, dry-brush petals, scraped vertical marks and softened edges. Avoid photographic realism, glossy surfaces, childlike or doll-like proportions, literal cages, extra butterflies, extra limbs, extra hands or excessive ornament. The image should feel ornate yet lonely: the world mistakes her quietness for serenity because it cannot hear what she has chosen not to say.
FineArt. EmmAI Fragile Vision. No text, lettering, symbols or watermarks, except for the required signature. Add the clearly legible handwritten signature “Emma Leila” followed by one tiny hand-drawn autumn maple leaf at the bottom right corner. Keep the complete signature and leaf safely inside the artwork.
Soul Line: The butterfly mistook her stillness for a garden, and she was too gentle to correct it.
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Prompt:
The Butterfly Mistook Her Stillness for a Garden.
Poetic Palette: lacquer black, charcoal blue, parchment ivory, saffron gold, muted marigold, antique cream, persimmon red, and small touches of weathered cobalt.
Create a horizontal 16:9 poetic painterly scene of splendid melancholy. Place an adult East Asian woman, approximately thirty years old, seated slightly right of centre with her knees drawn comfortably toward her. Give her graceful mature proportions, a natural adult head-to-body relationship and a quiet inward posture. Her long ink-black hair falls heavily past her waist, cut with a straight blunt fringe. Both eyes are gently lowered beneath matching lids, and faint freckles cross her pale ivory cheeks. Her terracotta-red lips remain softly closed.
Dress her in a black long-sleeved kimono-inspired garment covered with large woven or painted flowers in parchment, muted gold, charcoal blue and persimmon. One elbow rests naturally upon a raised knee, and her cheek settles into one open palm with relaxed fingers aligned along the side of her face. Her other arm curves loosely around her knees, with its hand completely hidden by fabric. Hands look naturally expressive and remain secondary to the bowed face.
Place one large black swallowtail butterfly at the left of her hair, hovering in profile near her shoulder. Mark its wings with irregular saffron-gold bands and two restrained coral-red patches. Keep the butterfly believable and richly painted, not jewel-like or cartoonish. Add one much smaller matte-gold butterfly resting near her right temple as a simple hair ornament.
Build the surrounding space from vertical black stems or threadlike lines, an abstract weathered garden wall, and oversized pale-yellow flowers entering from the upper corners and lower left. Behind the woman, layer muted ochre, grey-blue, cream and small persimmon fragments, suggesting a garden, textile screen and distant city all at once. Preserve dark breathing spaces around her silhouette. The largest flower in the lower-left foreground may be cropped by the frame, creating depth without overwhelming her.
Paint with matte gouache, thin oil glazes, ink, charcoal and fragments of printed textile texture on a distressed panel. Use velvety blacks, fine hair lines, rubbed gold, dry-brush petals, scraped vertical marks and softened edges. Avoid photographic realism, glossy surfaces, childlike or doll-like proportions, literal cages, extra butterflies, extra limbs, extra hands or excessive ornament. The image should feel ornate yet lonely: the world mistakes her quietness for serenity because it cannot hear what she has chosen not to say.
FineArt. EmmAI Fragile Vision. No text, lettering, symbols or watermarks, except for the required signature. Add the clearly legible handwritten signature “Emma Leila” followed by one tiny hand-drawn autumn maple leaf at the bottom right corner. Keep the complete signature and leaf safely inside the artwork.
Soul Line: The butterfly mistook her stillness for a garden, and she was too gentle to correct it.
Prompt
The Butterfly Mistook Her Stillness for a Garden.
Poetic Palette: lacquer black, charcoal blue, parchment ivory, saffron gold, muted marigold, antique cream, persimmon red, and small touches of weathered cobalt.
Create a horizontal 16:9 poetic painterly scene of splendid melancholy. Place an adult East Asian woman, approximately thirty years old, seated slightly right of centre with her knees drawn comfortably toward her. Give her graceful mature proportions, a natural adult head-to-body relationship and a quiet inward posture. Her long ink-black hair falls heavily past her waist, cut with a straight blunt fringe. Both eyes are gently lowered beneath matching lids, and faint freckles cross her pale ivory cheeks. Her terracotta-red lips remain softly closed.
Dress her in a black long-sleeved kimono-inspired garment covered with large woven or painted flowers in parchment, muted gold, charcoal blue and persimmon. One elbow rests naturally upon a raised knee, and her cheek settles into one open palm with relaxed fingers aligned along the side of her face. Her other arm curves loosely around her knees, with its hand completely hidden by fabric. Hands look naturally expressive and remain secondary to the bowed face.
Place one large black swallowtail butterfly at the left of her hair, hovering in profile near her shoulder. Mark its wings with irregular saffron-gold bands and two restrained coral-red patches. Keep the butterfly believable and richly painted, not jewel-like or cartoonish. Add one much smaller matte-gold butterfly resting near her right temple as a simple hair ornament.
Build the surrounding space from vertical black stems or threadlike lines, an abstract weathered garden wall, and oversized pale-yellow flowers entering from the upper corners and lower left. Behind the woman, layer muted ochre, grey-blue, cream and small persimmon fragments, suggesting a garden, textile screen and distant city all at once. Preserve dark breathing spaces around her silhouette. The largest flower in the lower-left foreground may be cropped by the frame, creating depth without overwhelming her.
Paint with matte gouache, thin oil glazes, ink, charcoal and fragments of printed textile texture on a distressed panel. Use velvety blacks, fine hair lines, rubbed gold, dry-brush petals, scraped vertical marks and softened edges. Avoid photographic realism, glossy surfaces, childlike or doll-like proportions, literal cages, extra butterflies, extra limbs, extra hands or excessive ornament. The image should feel ornate yet lonely: the world mistakes her quietness for serenity because it cannot hear what she has chosen not to say.
FineArt. EmmAI Fragile Vision. No text, lettering, symbols or watermarks, except for the required signature. Add the clearly legible handwritten signature “Emma Leila” followed by one tiny hand-drawn autumn maple leaf at the bottom right corner. Keep the complete signature and leaf safely inside the artwork.
Soul Line: The butterfly mistook her stillness for a garden, and she was too gentle to correct it.
Dream Level: is increased each time when you "Go Deeper" into the dream. Each new level is harder to achieve and
takes more iterations than the one before.
Rare Deep Dream: is any dream which went deeper than level 6.
Deep Dream
You cannot go deeper into someone else's dream. You must create your own.
Deep Dream
Currently going deeper is available only for Deep Dreams.
