#spiderornonspider

Lucy fallen from the sky has got plan B~>S

• Model: DaVinci2

• Size: 1497 X 1294 (1.94 MP)

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  • Prompt: Bold but almost yummy girl already: Masterpiece mixing surrealistic (a delicate ink and pastel depiction of flygirl Lucy = a new catch in the middle of the very great spiderweb) with abstract (petrified-like parts of lucky spider body). A vibrant and colorful artistic representation unfolds, featuring Lucy as she now only waiting to change herself into food. Her long, flowing hair is rendered with dynamic, expressive ink strokes and rich washes of chestnut and ebony, capturing rest of movement and energy, her wings in a stylish transparent grays, she has brightly celestial outfit, evoked through the clouds and cirrus, with crisp ink lines defining the playful folds of her clothing. The background features a abstract tranquil-to-petrified spider parts of body with, suggested by horizontal, diagonal and vertical strokes - painted with bold, simplistic lines and vivid blocks of emerald, darkblue, ebony, and earthy tones, creating a dangerous contrast with the still lively foreground meal. The overall style is reminiscent of expresionst abstraction with a playfully surreal last Lucy flight enhanced by the rough texture of the spider legs by the joyful dark colors versus soft bright but sad vivid colors. The mood is optimistic, whimsical and full of Lucy's hope = as she has just decided how to save herself, that with what she has inside her she will playfully become a spider-girl and pick up the spider ((by her beauty she hit on that one who would otherwise suck her out like a fly)) and become his wife; (so the mood is victorious) celebrating everyday moments with artistic flair: lively, playful, whimsical, elegant, appreciated, ultra-detailed, high resolution, sharp quality, red to yellow ink, rich colors, graceful, filling the screen, atmospheric.
  • Using base image: Yes