Crowded Restaurant Scene with Animated Pizza Dispute

"MY pizza!" ... "Noİ MY PIZZA!" ... "I PAID for IT!" ... "NO MINE!" ... "I wanna slice too!"

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  "MY pizza!" ... "Noİ MY PIZZA!" ... "I PAID for IT!" ... "NO MINE!" ... "I wanna slice too!"
  
  Model: DigitalDaVinci
  
  Size: 1152 X 896 (1.03 MP)
  
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  Prompt: A hyper detailed chaotic painting of a high angle shot depicting two hooligan groups with one on the left and one on the right of a crowded bar interlocking and fighting with each other, but instead of fighting with knives, they are using food as weapons. Some are taking out and attacking with baguettes sausages and chicken drumsticks, while others are throwing salami cheese and croissants at each other. This scene is to be chaotically painted by Dan Witz and depicted in a gritty realistic cartoonish style by Dan Mumford, Ilya Kuvshinov, Makoto Shinkai, Tomer Hanuka, and Mike Mignola. Every character has an angry aggressive expression, chaotic with food flying everywhere. The tables and chairs are broken and on the floor, everybody is standing
  
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  Aspect Ratio: landscape
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Prompt: A hyper detailed chaotic painting of a high angle shot depicting two hooligan groups with one on the left and one on the right of a crowded bar interlocking and fighting with each other, but instead of fighting with knives, they are using food as weapons. Some are taking out and attacking with baguettes sausages and chicken drumsticks, while others are throwing salami cheese and croissants at each other. This scene is to be chaotically painted by Dan Witz and depicted in a gritty realistic cartoonish style by Dan Mumford, Ilya Kuvshinov, Makoto Shinkai, Tomer Hanuka, and Mike Mignola. Every character has an angry aggressive expression, chaotic with food flying everywhere. The tables and chairs are broken and on the floor, everybody is standing

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A hyper detailed chaotic painting of a high angle shot depicting two hooligan groups with one on the left and one on the right of a crowded bar interlocking and fighting with each other, but instead of fighting with knives, they are using food as weapons. Some are taking out and attacking with baguettes sausages and chicken drumsticks, while others are throwing salami cheese and croissants at each other. This scene is to be chaotically painted by Dan Witz and depicted in a gritty realistic cartoonish style by Dan Mumford, Ilya Kuvshinov, Makoto Shinkai, Tomer Hanuka, and Mike Mignola. Every character has an angry aggressive expression, chaotic with food flying everywhere. The tables and chairs are broken and on the floor, everybody is standing

More about "MY pizza!" ... "Noİ MY PIZZA!" ... "I PAID for IT!" ... "NO MINE!" ... "I wanna slice too!"

NOW we are getting somewhere!!!
This was by far one of the BEST images I had had seen rendered out. I love it in fact!
I have a slight issue with the faces though... They look too "not face".
(NOT as horrible as alice Neel or marlene Dumas awfulness's. But I would really prefer them a bit more "portrait like")
In retrospect, I am kicking myself for not including Gottfried Helnwein to the prompt. Or Chuck close. OR BOTH!
(Yes; I am studying my MA in Arts-in-Philosophy. Surprisingly there IS a branch for it)

And Lol; the funny thing was that I totally forgot about Pizza!
How COULD there be a food fight without pizza slices flying around?
Added that instantly in the next attempt (Spoiler)

Come to think about it: My Ema (Mommy) would disown me had she seen these renders.
They had a different relationship with food than our generation.
Lets keep it between us okay? ;)