Watercolor Illustration of a Stork Protecting Chicks

Hunting: Art That Kills

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Chiptrees
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ChatGPT 2
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  Hunting: Art That Kills
  
  Model: ChatGPT 2
  
  Size: 1592 X 1192 (1.90 MP)
  
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  Prompt: Wet on wet watercolour artwork, using minimal paints and maximum loose water effects. In the center of the painting is a stork’s nest with chicks that have raised their heads and are chirping. On the right side of the nest, a stork sits turned halfway toward them, with its wings spread wide as if embracing the nest, and its head raised as high as possible. At the far right edge of the painting, the dark green silhouette of a hunter is visible, aiming directly at the bird back. Thin, barely visible brushstrokes extend from the hunter’s rifle through the stork’s body, mimicking the trajectory of the shot and cutting across the composition. The painting is filled with a green haze of thick, blurred paint. Emotional, masterful, detailed, lively, natural, realistic
  
  Using base image: No
  
  Aspect Ratio: landscape
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Wet on wet watercolour artwork, using minimal paints and maximum loose water effects. In the center of the painting is a stork’s nest with chicks that have raised their heads and are chirping. On the right side of the nest, a stork sits turned halfway toward them, with its wings spread wide as if embracing the nest, and its head raised as high as possible. At the far right edge of the painting, the dark green silhouette of a hunter is visible, aiming directly at the bird back. Thin, barely visible brushstrokes extend from the hunter’s rifle through the stork’s body, mimicking the trajectory of the shot and cutting across the composition. The painting is filled with a green haze of thick, blurred paint. Emotional, masterful, detailed, lively, natural, realistic

More about Hunting: Art That Kills

Inspired by a conversation with Anonymous Ananda, using the style by EmmAI.
The painting depicts what is difficult to speak of—what an ever-optimistic and positive soul would prefer to ignore, what a skeptical mind would seek to justify, what an average crowd would accept as an unchanging part of everyday life. But is that a reason to remain silent about it?
Cruelty... it's not a human invention; it's inherent in all living beings, however, no one knows how to whitewash it quite like humans do.