Prompt: Acrylic painting of a stone farmhouse embraced by imposing ancient trees, set against a landscape of dark reds, teals, and golds, cattails and grasses whispering at the edge of a sandy shore, under a sky where space nebulae meld with dramatic clouds, intricate details in the style of Jacek Yerka and Salvador Dali, magical, beautifully rendered in high definition.
Prompt: Create an image of an abandoned castle perched on a rocky cliff, showcasing its gothic architectural features. The castle is partially covered in vibrant green and red ivy, indicating years of neglect. The structure has a round tower on the left with a conical roof, and the walls are made of weathered stone that displays various textures and crumbling details. One of the windows is arched with delicate tracery, while another window is rectangular with multiple panes, all of which are dusty and partially broken. The atmosphere is overcast with a misty ambiance, and the landscape surrounding the castle is filled with soft, muted colors of green and brown. Include a faint hint of distant fields in the background for depth, enhancing the sense of isolation. The sky is grey, contributing to the eerie and mystical feel of the scene.
Prompt: In an abandoned castle, where the walls whisper with lost memories and the wind sings through the corridors like an old ballad, the Melodies of Forgotten Times resound. This enchanting music, shrouded in mist of mystery and nostalgia, is played by a mysterious musician whose identity has been lost in time.
The Melodies of Forgotten Times are like an echo from a distant past, a memory of long gone days and lost loves. They fill the air with their enchanting sounds, attracting travelers from far and wide, like moths to light.
Adventurers who hear the melodies are taken on a journey through history, back to a time when the world was young and the future unknown. They are enchanted by the beauty of music and the power of memories, and let themselves be carried away on the waves of the Melodies of Forgotten Times.
The image shows a glimpse of the abandoned castle, shrouded in mist and surrounded by an aura of mystery. The sounds of the Melodies of Forgotten Times float through the air, a reminder of the transience of time and the power of music to uplift the soul.
Prompt: Wizard (male, dark hair, black leather trench coat (swirling, blown by wind), high leather boots) kneeling on one knee, arms outstretched in front of him, blinding energy blasting from his hands into the belly of a monstrous beast (jaws open, glowing yellow eyes) looming over him :: ruins of an abandoned castle, glowing arcane symbols swirling in the air :: by Pino Daeni, Luis Royo, Tom Bagshaw, John William Waterhouse, Hoàng Lập, Justin Gerard :: full shot, slight dutch angle, eye level, soft focus, sharp focus on wizard's face :: hyperrealistic, hyper detailed, photorealistic :: masterpiece, incredible composition, amazing depth, imposing, meticulously composed
Prompt: A spectral elf depicted in soft, eerie tones of ivory and pale peach. The scene features ghostly swirls emanating from her hair, creating a haunting yet beautiful atmosphere. Background: an abandoned castle dimly lit with an ethereal glow.
Prompt: Black and red ink splatter on canvas, Empty rural roads. Deserted abandoned castle, Rural landscape,..
Alcohol ink effect, In the style of Boris Vallejo, Sardax, German Expressionism, Felicien Rops, Georgia O'Keefe and Aubrey Beardsley.
Prompt: A spectral elf depicted in soft, eerie tones of ivory and pale peach. The scene features ghostly swirls emanating from her hair, creating a haunting yet beautiful atmosphere. Background: an abandoned castle dimly lit with an ethereal glow.
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.
