Prompt: A serene, sunlit garden scene at dawn, where the soft light filters through the leaves of a weeping willow tree. The colors are delicate and blended, with patches of soft blues, greens, and pinks reflecting off a tranquil pond. Water lilies float gently on the surface, their petals caught in the glow of the early morning sun. The brushstrokes are loose and impressionistic, capturing the fleeting moment when light and color seem to dance across the water. The scene feels peaceful and ephemeral, as if it exists only for a brief moment, inviting the viewer to lose themselves in the harmony of nature.
Prompt: Create a serene, painterly underwater tableau of a green sea turtle gliding over a sunlit seagrass meadow. Composition: 3/4 top-down angle showing carapace pattern and seagrass below, rays of sunlight streaming through water column. Lighting: soft caustic patterns on shell, warm shafts from above, gentle particulate scattering. Texture: detailed scutes, algae on shell, subtle barnacle marks, water micro-bubbles. Palette: seagrass greens, turquoise water, sandy highlights. Depth & 3D: layered seagrass strokes in foreground, turtle midplane, distant reef soft. Style options: fusion of Paul Gauguin’s flat decorative color bands for background with Bouguereau-level shell and flipper detail—or a 3D sculptural render with slight painterly overlay. Camera: 50mm slightly wide lens feel; output 4k for print and smaller square crops for social. Variations: hatchlings racing to sea, turtle with remora companions, night-bask moonlit reef version. Mood: gentle, ancient, quietly vital.
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Prompt: **A large, dark-toned oil painting of a sailing ship navigating rough seas under a stormy sky, featuring thick impasto brushstrokes, a dramatic color palette of grays, browns, and muted yellows, and a sense of impending weather.**
Prompt: A mesmerizing underwater scene, reminiscent of the works of marine life artists like Eric Ravilious and Christian Robinson, with the vibrant color palette of a Henri Rousseau painting. A large, iridescent fish with red and black scales, its body undulating as it glides effortlessly, is the centerpiece, surrounded by a school of smaller fish in shimmering hues of blue, yellow, and orange, darting in and out of the intricate coral reef. The crystal-clear water, illuminated by rays of sunlight filtering down from the surface, creates a sense of depth and dimensionality, with delicate seaweed and aquatic plants swaying gently in the current. At the water's edge, lush green foliage and exotic flowers bloom, adding a pop of color and texture to the scene. Captured with incredible sharpness and clarity, evoking the hyper-realistic style of digital artists like Loish and Ash Thorp.
Prompt: Create an atmospheric landscape image featuring a dramatic sky with dark, heavy gray clouds blending into a lighter, smokey hue towards the bottom. There should be an eerie backlight effect coming from behind the clouds, giving the impression of a hidden light source or setting sun. The lower half of the image reveals rugged mountain peaks with sharp outlines and hints of snow capping their surfaces. The contrast between the dark sky and the barely lit, textured mountaintops creates a sense of mystery and foreboding. The color palette should be primarily in muted earth tones with subtle gradients of pink and orange near the central horizon, simulating a diffuse sunset glow. The overall lighting is dim with a soft focus, contributing to the image's moodiness and enigmatic quality.
Prompt: Beautiful Hausa village woman, profile, hyper-realistic, hyper-detailed fantasy art; elegant, intricate, detailed, symmetrical face, accurate anatomy and eyes. no watermark.
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.
