Prompt: Stylized wood marquetry with whimsical, flowing shapes inspired by Art Nouveau: a vibrant marquetry composition depicting a mystical forest bard—an anthropomorphic owl playing a lute crafted from leaves and flowers. The bard sits on a tree stump with swirling woodgrain patterns that ripple outward, forming the shape of a soundwave. Around the bard, trees form a canopy, their leaves inlaid with contrasting veneers such as rich rosewood and pale ash, creating a dynamic pattern of light and shadow. Woodland creatures like squirrels, deer, and hedgehogs gather in a semi-circle, their forms seamlessly integrated into the marquetry as they listen to the melody. The piece tells a story of harmony and connection within the magical forest. Color Scheme: deep amber and dark mahogany for the trees, soft greens for the leaves, and warm golden highlights for the owl and lute. Lighting: dappled sunlight streaming through the leaves, casting intricate shadows on the animals and bard. Inspiration of Artists Charley Harper, William Morris, Jill Bliss
Prompt: An ethereal wood marquetry design depicting a forest spirit rising from a pool surrounded by flowers and leaves. Her form is ghostly yet grounded, with her body inlaid from pale birchwood for a luminous, almost otherworldly glow. Her hair streams outward, seamlessly blending into cascading vines and blooming flowers crafted from colorful veneers of cherry, ash, and rosewood. Wildlife such as a fox curled near the pool and a bird perched on a nearby branch are subtly incorporated into the intricate patterns of the spirit’s flowing form. The scene’s background features a circular arrangement of tree trunks, their grain lines radiating outward, symbolizing the interconnectedness of the forest. Art Type & Style: delicate marquetry with fluid, organic forms and intricate details reminiscent of stained glass. Color Scheme: pale, creamy birchwood with accents of warm cherry red, soft green ash, and light golden highlights. Lighting: A soft glow from the spirit, casting subtle reflections in the water and accentuating the grain of the wood. Inspiration of artists René Lalique, Arthur Rackham, Ernst Haeckel
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.
