#artisticbackgroundintimacy

I Was Used To Trust.

• Model: FluX

• Size: 1920 X 1080 (2.07 MP)

• Used settings:

  • Prompt: Create an avant-garde illustration in the explosive, expressive style of Russ Millis, capturing a powerful and surreal moment between two young figures seated at a small café table. The scene is charged with chaotic energy, layered textures, and aggressive brushstrokes dissolving into abstraction. The young woman, Chinese, is portrayed with lush, full lips, an intense asymmetrical bob cut dyed a vivid, fiery red. She sits elegantly, leaning slightly forward, eyes half-lidded in thought, as she delicately sips from a vibrant cocktail glass that seems to bleed color into the surrounding space. Her presence is sharp and vivid—each strand of her hair flickering outward like living flames, fragments of her form blurring into the chaotic swirl of the environment. Seated opposite her is a young Mediterranean man with deeply tanned skin, his form solid and weighty. His hair and beard are trimmed close, textured with rough, gestural strokes. Yet his face is eerily blank: no eyes, no nose, no mouth—only a smooth void where his features should be. His presence feels both human and haunting, a missing identity rendered in harsh contrasts of shadow and light. The background melts into a fragmented storm of graffiti-like marks, smudged neon strokes, and ink drips, suggesting the crumbling edges of a dream. Bright splashes of crimson, teal, and gold burst across the canvas, creating a restless, fractured atmosphere that wraps around the couple and their small table, anchoring them in a reality dissolving at the seams. The composition blends intimacy with surreal disquiet, the hyper-real details of the woman contrasted against the void-like abstraction of the man. True to Russ Millis’ style, the line between figure and chaos is blurred—capturing a fleeting, enigmatic moment of connection and absence.
  • Using base image: No
  • Aspect Ratio: landscape_wide