Prompt: The pain and soreness that follow working hard are often offset mentally by the result of that work. Few things are quite as vexing as working yourself nearly to collapse, and then not liking the result of your efforts.
Prompt: The pain and soreness that follow working hard are often offset mentally by the result of that work. Few things are quite as vexing as working yourself nearly to collapse, and then not liking the result of your efforts.
Prompt: The pain and soreness that follow working hard are often offset mentally by the result of that work. Few things are quite as vexing as working yourself nearly to collapse, and then not liking the result of your efforts.
Prompt: The pain and soreness that follow working hard are often offset mentally by the result of that work. Few things are quite as vexing as working yourself nearly to collapse, and then not liking the result of your efforts.
Prompt: Let you cut me open just to watch me bleed,
Gave up who I am for who you wanted me to be,
Don't know why I'm hopin' for what I won't receive,
Fallin' for the promise of the emptiness machine.
Prompt: Acclimation to pain and discomfort comes with time. The pain and discomfort are still real, and still seem to feel the same. The only change is your response both physically and mentally. When someone handles stress poorly or very well, either will make me wonder what level of familiarity that person has with stress. I don't think assumptions are good idea, but background consideration may be. Are they handling things well? Or have they had the burden of having to learn how to mask their emotional response due to overexposure?
Prompt: Acclimation to pain and discomfort comes with time. The pain and discomfort are still real, and still seem to feel the same. The only change is your response both physically and mentally. When someone handles stress poorly or very well, either will make me wonder what level of familiarity that person has with stress. I don't think assumptions are good idea, but background consideration may be. Are they handling things well? Or have they had the burden of having to learn how to mask their emotional response due to overexposure?
Prompt: Acclimation to pain and discomfort comes with time. The pain and discomfort are still real, and still seem to feel the same. The only change is your response both physically and mentally. When someone handles stress poorly or very well, either will make me wonder what level of familiarity that person has with stress. I don't think assumptions are good idea, but background consideration may be. Are they handling things well? Or have they had the burden of having to learn how to mask their emotional response due to overexposure?
Prompt: Acclimation to pain and discomfort comes with time. The pain and discomfort are still real, and still seem to feel the same. The only change is your response both physically and mentally. When someone handles stress poorly or very well, either will make me wonder what level of familiarity that person has with stress. I don't think assumptions are good idea, but background consideration may be. Are they handling things well? Or have they had the burden of having to learn how to mask their emotional response due to overexposure?
Prompt: Acclimation to pain and discomfort comes with time. The pain and discomfort are still real, and still seem to feel the same. The only change is your response both physically and mentally. When someone handles stress poorly or very well, either will make me wonder what level of familiarity that person has with stress. I don't think assumptions are good idea, but background consideration may be. Are they handling things well? Or have they had the burden of having to learn how to mask their emotional response due to overexposure?
Prompt: Acclimation to pain and discomfort comes with time. The pain and discomfort are still real, and still seem to feel the same. The only change is your response both physically and mentally. When someone handles stress poorly or very well, either will make me wonder what level of familiarity that person has with stress. I don't think assumptions are good idea, but background consideration may be. Are they handling things well? Or have they had the burden of having to learn how to mask their emotional response due to overexposure?
Prompt: Acclimation to pain and discomfort comes with time. The pain and discomfort are still real, and still seem to feel the same. The only change is your response both physically and mentally. When someone handles stress poorly or very well, either will make me wonder what level of familiarity that person has with stress. I don't think assumptions are good idea, but background consideration may be. Are they handling things well? Or have they had the burden of having to learn how to mask their emotional response due to overexposure?
Prompt: The path of sorrow and pain passes under the moon, a fine drizzle and the autumn wind, a first plane on the face of a beautiful girl (realistic and beautiful factions) (perfect teeth) (perfect ears - small sapphire water-drop like earring) (black with turquoise reflections hair) (floral hair accessory) with dreamy eyes (wide open sapphire blue eyes) and unfathomable gaze, tears falling from her eyes and running down her cheek (shining tears pearl glossy) and gets confused with the rain. The moon reflected in the puddles evokes nostalgia and sadness. Magical scene, detailed features, whimsical moody vintage art, magical fairy tale inspired image.
Prompt: Eyes piercing with vengeance, tall and rugged man, medium-length dark hair, broad shoulders, deep gray eyes revealing grief, anger, and pain. Simple attire, early forties, solitary figure in an empty, dark room. Shadows engulfing, distant flickering fire casting dim light through a window. Background akin to a wall of memories, showcasing his lost loves. Emotive expressions, manly aura, ice-gray eyes reflecting turmoil. Visualize his past within the walls, a blend of memories and pain, a narrative of vengeance and sorrow.
Prompt: The path of sorrow and pain passes under the moon, a fine drizzle and the autumn wind, the tears of a beautiful girl with dreamy eyes and unfathomable gaze are confused with the raindrops. The moon reflected in the puddles evokes nostalgia and sadness. Magical scene, detailed features, whimsical moody vintage art, magical fairytale inspired image. Pino Daeni. Y
Prompt: Elderly man portrait, profound emotions, pain, sadness, deep disappointment, expressions of hopelessness, waiting, passage of time, weathered face, wrinkles, tired eyes, greying hair, emotional depth, contemplative mood, somber atmosphere, introspective, realistic portrait, high detail, raw emotions, subdued color palette, dramatic lighting, shadows and highlights, digital painting, evocative storytelling, by Rembrandt and Caravaggio, Artstation.
Prompt: An immortal tortured soul looks like decaying, pealed human body in incredible pain. In the style of Gustave Dore and Albrecht Durer, surrealism, oil painting.
Prompt: Intense neurological turmoil, internal inferno, shards of glass piercing, body engulfed in flames, surreal and chaotic composition, abstract representation, vivid colors of red, orange, and black, intricate details, eerie lighting, nightmarish atmosphere, digital art, high resolution, Artstation.
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.
