materials series - cabochonné enamel harebells

materials series - cabochonné enamel harebells

• Model: AIVision

• Size: 5016 X 3984 (19.98 MP)

• Used settings:

  • Prompt: 16:9, full image extending all the way to the edges, extremely large and wide, rectangular, full-screen, full frontal image of a very large, museum-commissioned enamel panel showing a pattern of an abundance of perfect harebells growing in a short-turf field. The panel extends all the way to the edges of the 16:9 image. The panel is produced using the cabochonné enamel technique, a painstaking process where several thick coats of enamel lacquer are applied to the metal background to produce a rounded surface effect. The cabochonné process gives the individual harebell flowers life-like depth, creates a 3D effect, and produces a shiny, metallisé surface. The short turf background between the individual blooms is abstracted and strongly patterned in shades of green from very light to very dark green. The entire panel shows the harebells in an abstracted, ornate, patterned style typical of enameling art and reminiscent of a William Morris design. Prizewinning, unique museum-commissioned enamel art with extreme detail.
  • Upscale & Enhance: 5
  • Aspect Ratio: landscape_wide