The Fly - based on the 1957 short story by George Langelaan

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  The Fly - based on the 1957 short story by George Langelaan
  
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  Prompt: Soft Watercolor & ink on silk painting of a Surrealistic Portrait by Beksinski of a A fragile humanoid man with the head of a drosophila fruit fly with huge red compound eyes and insect wings protruding from his back, created from an experiment that went horribly wrong in a transporter pod that looks like a cocoon with segmented rings in the background against a lab setting apocalyptic and haunting atmosphere, hyperrealistic, sharp focus, Cameron Gray. The background showcases a smoky and overcast atmosphere, in the cover of night under a full moon, dark, mysterious & eerie. Predominantly cool colours with rose, black, rust, burgundy, and black. Soft watercolour, extra water in Art Deco by Annigoni, Egon Schiele, Milo Manara, Botticelli, Catrin Welz-Stein, Jean Metzinger, Klimt, perfect eyes, perfect handsface, highly detailed, complementary colours, hyper detailed. Watercolor and ink splatter, dynamic pose, dark blue background, unreal engine, greg Rutkowski, loish, rhads, beeple, makoto shinkai and lois van baarle, Ilya Kuvshinov, rossdraws, tom bagshaw, alphonse mucha, global illumination, detailed and intricate environment, chiaroscuro lit contrast.
  
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Prompt: Soft Watercolor & ink on silk painting of a Surrealistic Portrait by Beksinski of a A fragile humanoid man with the head of a drosophila fruit fly with huge red compound eyes and insect wings protruding from his back, created from an experiment that went horribly wrong in a transporter pod that looks like a cocoon with segmented rings in the background against a lab setting apocalyptic and haunting atmosphere, hyperrealistic, sharp focus, Cameron Gray. The background showcases a smoky and overcast atmosphere, in the cover of night under a full moon, dark, mysterious & eerie. Predominantly cool colours with rose, black, rust, burgundy, and black. Soft watercolour, extra water in Art Deco by Annigoni, Egon Schiele, Milo Manara, Botticelli, Catrin Welz-Stein, Jean Metzinger, Klimt, perfect eyes, perfect handsface, highly detailed, complementary colours, hyper detailed. Watercolor and ink splatter, dynamic pose, dark blue background, unreal engine, greg Rutkowski, loish, rhads, beeple, makoto shinkai and lois van baarle, Ilya Kuvshinov, rossdraws, tom bagshaw, alphonse mucha, global illumination, detailed and intricate environment, chiaroscuro lit contrast.

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dramatic Van Gogh Arthur Rackham Gothic Paul Klee pen and ink dreamy anatomically correct Edward Gorey disturbing metallic colors forboding Esao Andrews biomorphic hallucinatory DZO:Olivier Dorota Piotrowiak No extra hands or legs Perfect flawless hands & fingers Perfect flawless feet & toes Symmetrical perfect flawless eyes

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More about The Fly - based on the 1957 short story by George Langelaan

The Fly is based on the 1957 short story by George Langelaan.
The plot:
André, Hélène, and their son Philippe are a happy family. André has been working on a matter-transporter device called the disintegrator-integrator. He initially tests it only on small, inanimate objects, such as a newspaper. Still, he then proceeds to living creatures, including the family's pet cat (which fails to reintegrate but can be heard meowing somewhere) and a guinea pig. After he is satisfied that these tests are succeeding, he builds a man-sized pair of chambers.

One day, Hélène, worried because André has not come up from the basement lab for a couple of days, goes down to find André with a black cloth draped over his head and a strange deformity on his left hand. Communicating only with typed notes and knocking, André tells Hélène that he tried to transport himself, but that a fly was caught in the chamber with him, which resulted in the mixing of their atoms. Now, he has the head and left arm of a fly, though he retains his human mind. Conversely, the fly has his miniature head and left arm.

André needs Hélène to capture the fly so that he can reverse the process. After she, her son, and their housemaid exhaustively search for it, she finds it, but it slips out of a crack in the window. André's will begins to fade as the fly's instincts take over his brain. Time is running out, and while André can still think like a human, he smashes the equipment, burns his notes, and leads Hélène to the factory. When they arrive, he sets the hydraulic press, puts his head and arm under, and motions for Hélène to push the button. André's arm falls free as the press descends, and trying not to look, she raises the press, replaces the arm, and activates the machine a second time.

Years later when Philipee asked about his father's death, his uncle François told him, "He was searching for the truth. He almost found a great truth, but for one instant, he was careless. The search for the truth is the most important work in the whole world and the most dangerous as well".