#gracefulpoise

Elegant Portrait of a Graceful Young Woman

• Model: DaVinci2

• Size: 1520 X 1520 (2.31 MP)

• Used settings:

  • Prompt: A young, cute black woman with rich, dark skin is portrayed in a portrait-style oil painting, inspired by the classical styles of the Renaissance, reminiscent of the Mona Lisa. Her long, smooth, straight hair flows elegantly, with a sleek and refined texture that contrasts with the usual waves. She is positioned slightly off-center to the left, filling 3/4 of the image, with a serene expression. Her head is slightly lowered, so she looks up at the viewer from below, revealing the pupils at the upper edge of her eyes. Her pupils and eye color are very dark, and her eyes radiate a loving glow, sending a seductive charm to the viewer. Her slight silver gaze enchants, adding to her allure. Her long, thick eyelashes accentuate her enchanting, bewitching gaze. Her face is delicately detailed, with a smooth, glowing complexion, high cheekbones, full lips, and an elegant, petite nose. The bridge of her nose is exceptionally thin, almost delicate, and the tip is small and subtle, perfectly blending into the rest of her features. Her nose is refined, elegant, and barely noticeable, complementing the softness and harmony of her face. She is breathtakingly beautiful and extremely cute. She wears a fine, translucent veil or delicate fabric draped over her head, adding a touch of Renaissance elegance to her smooth hair. Her dark green dress with red sleeves is delicately designed with intricate details along the décolletage, reflecting the refined tastes of the time. The background is soft and neutral-toned, blending into a misty, cloud-like quality. The atmosphere is tranquil, with soft light illuminating her face and upper body, adding a subtle glow. Flowers and foliage around her, in shades of yellow, orange, light browns, and muted greys, enhance the magical, nature-inspired vibe. The painting possesses an antique quality, with slight micro-cracks and imperfections, mimicking the texture of old oil paintings.
  • Using base image: Yes