Prompt: Full body shot of a person in a vintage 1970s Japanese tokusatsu monster suit, resembling an octopus-human hybrid. The monster stands centrally on a wooden bridge, facing the viewer directly. It has a large, round, pinkish-beige head with two prominent, round, light green, buggy eyes and a wide, open mouth revealing sharp, white, jagged teeth. The head also has textured, wart-like bumps. From its back and shoulders, multiple octopus-like tentacles extend, some curving upwards and outwards, others running down the body. These tentacles are also pinkish-beige with rows of distinct, round, light-colored suction cups. The monster's main body and limbs are covered in a dark, possibly black or dark grey, form-fitting suit, with the tentacles appearing to be an integrated part of the costume, creating vertical stripes down the torso and legs. The monster's hands are obscured by the tentacles, but one hand appears to be clenched into a fist. The feet are covered in dark, soft boot-like coverings.
The background features a metal bridge railing with diagonal supports, painted a light grey or white, extending behind the monster. Beyond the bridge, a body of water (likely a river or lake) is visible, with dark green foliage and trees on the distant banks under a bright, overcast sky.
The lighting is soft and even, suggesting an outdoor setting during daylight, possibly slightly overcast, creating minimal harsh shadows. The overall color palette is muted, dominated by the pinkish-beige of the monster, the dark grey/black of its suit, the light grey/white of the bridge, and the greens and blues of the natural background.
The style is reminiscent of practical effects from classic tokusatsu monster movies, with a slightly grainy texture and a vintage, analog photography feel. The mood is slightly theatrical and campy, typical of kaiju films, yet with an imposing presence from the monster.
Prompt: Remember, we agreed before we were born that we'd meet like this You in a car Across the solid lines You'd break my heart on a bridge railing, in the style of Dorothea Tanning, by Jeremy Mann, by Drew Struzan
Dream Level: is increased each time when you "Go Deeper" into the dream. Each new level is harder to achieve and
takes more iterations than the one before.
Rare Deep Dream: is any dream which went deeper than level 6.
Deep Dream
You cannot go deeper into someone else's dream. You must create your own.
Deep Dream
Currently going deeper is available only for Deep Dreams.
