Fourth Circle of Hell—the Hill of Rock

Fourth Circle of Hell—the Hill of Rock

• Model: FluX

• Size: 1728 X 1296 (2.24 MP)

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  • Prompt: Create a highly detailed, dramatic depiction of Dante’s Fourth Circle of Hell—the Hill of Rock—where the greedy (hoarders and wasters) endure eternal punishment. The scene should be a barren, cratered wasteland of jagged stone and scorched earth, dominated by two massive, colliding avalanches of boulders and debris. On one side, depict the Misers—gaunt, hollow-eyed figures clad in tattered robes, straining under the weight of enormous sacks of gold chained to their necks. Their skeletal hands clutch at the treasure even as they are crushed by the rolling rocks. On the opposite side, show the Spendthrifts—naked, howling souls, their flesh bruised and torn as they are battered by the same crushing stones, their wasted wealth scattered in shattered coins and broken chests. At the center, towering over the chaos, place Plutus, the demonic guardian of this circle—a grotesque, bloated figure with wolf-like features, his eyes burning with greed, roaring curses as he drives the damned onward. His body should glisten with sweat and grime, his claws gripping a broken scepter. The sky should be a swirling, smoke-choked void, lit by the sickly glow of distant fire. The ground is littered with broken weapons, rusted armor, and splintered treasure chests—symbols of futile wealth. The overall mood is one of crushing futility and despair. Style: Dark Baroque realism, inspired by Rubens and Caravaggio, with intense chiaroscuro. Ultra-detailed textures—rough stone, cracked gold, and withered flesh. Aspect Ratio: 21:9 (Cinematic). Resolution: 8K
  • Upscale & Enhance: 1
  • Aspect Ratio: landscape