#popcubism

Closed Kiss [ Diversity Saturday, 2026, May 2nd ]

• Model: ChatGPT (Pro)

• Size: 1376 X 1376 (1.89 MP)

• Used settings:

  • Prompt: ((FIND AND MATERIALIZE WHITE CONTOUR LINES, POP MODERN UKIYO-E)) ((GOUACHE and ink engraving on textured paper and vibrant colours)) (((STYLE: POP MODERN CUBISM, LOWBROW) ((exactely two young male queer adults, both wearing a klimt pajama and a 1850 boarding school cap, passionately kissing)) (No text except SIGNATURE: “© emma cha” bottom right, well proportionated small, handwritten, subtle)
  • Using base image: Yes

Floral Duet

• Model: FluX 2 (Pro)

• Size: 1376 X 1376 (1.89 MP)

• Used settings:

  • Prompt: Maintain full patterned decorative system and color structure. At the exact contact point between the two figures’ hands, introduce a precise motif transfer: a small fragment of one figure’s pattern appears on the other’s hand/forearm and reciprocally. Keep contours perfectly clean and consistent. No distortion, no added complexity, only localized pattern exchange. Preserve overall harmony and flatness. Slightly reinforce contrast around the interaction zone to make the transfer perceptible but subtle.
  • Using base image: Yes

Paris en Quatre Bouchées

• Model: ChatGPT (Pro)

• Size: 1920 X 1920 (3.69 MP)

• Used settings:

  • Prompt: ((FIND AND MATERIALIZE THIN WHITE CONTOUR LINES, POP MODERN UKIYO-E)) ((GOUACHE and ink engraving on textured paper and vibrant colours)) (((STYLE: POP MODERN CUBISM, LOWBROW) ((4 quadarnt pop image presenting the famous "jambon beurre" parisian sandwich in all 4 quadrants)) ((sandwiches must look very crunchy and must be represented from different angles in all quadrants)) ((a different drink and appropriate glass in each quadrant: red wine, white wine, coca, orange juice)) ((beautifully graphically harmoniously displayed by the poster "LE JAMBON BEURRE PARISIEN")) (SIGNATURE: “© emma cha” bottom right, well proportionated small, handwritten, subtle) Modifiers: linocut matisse hand-coloured lithograph
  • Using base image: Yes