#abstracthillsabstractportrait

Natural myth

• Model: DaVinci2

• Size: 912 X 1120 (1.02 MP)

• Used settings:

  • Prompt: Stylized lineage drawing, Pointilism, patchwork, vintage artwork, stylized rewildered style, line-art, 3d effects 1.8, great depth and scale, earth tones, pale watercolor blend, lavish deep texture, multi-perspective, ink paint, reminiscent of Mokuhanga art. The background is stylized, overall composition in merged styles of Tanya Shatseva and Overton Loyd. The fantasy portrait exudes a mysterious storybook illustration vibe reminiscent of John Buscema, enriched with tiny linework patterns and granulated textures, extremely high plasticity gouache painting with a side view perspective of a female diva, stylization elements are influenced by Stan Lee and ho baron, with color tints in a triadic scheme of grey, black, and ochre, estranged metallic coloring, sunbeams highlight the very sweet beautiful facial and bodily features of the woman and swirl for space into the air, vividly colourful, merely french grey palette, simplistic and sketchy. Dyed, bokeh, stylized woodblock print by Earl Moran, natural background with detailed green minimalistic trees, branches, blend of storybook illustration and blotting method, illuminated by rimmed lighting in a anthotype style. American Gothic merging with comic book art, dynamic lighting, ambient occlusion, parallax occlusion, 3d effect, foampunk style, 3d effects, dynamic lighting effects, luminosity, line-art, tall and lean features, VFX-inspired, impossible light transitions, stylized portrait with intricate natural forestal background, illustrative stylization, graphic emphasis, visible textures, raytraced shadows 1.3, colored line patterns, serenity, reminiscent of geometrical art, gothical composition, wispy filaments on skirt, metallic sparkling effects, warm coloring 1.9, bokeh effects 1.5, foampunk 1.2, hatching, great depth and scale, pastel tones, squiggly line-art, sensuality, soft erotic essence, ethereal. Precise Gelsculpt 64K, fantasy art, parallax occlusion 1.2.
  • Using base image: Yes