#basketballcard

NY Knicks 2077

• Model: FluX 2

• Size: 1160 X 1624 (1.88 MP)

• Used settings:

  • Prompt: Charles Oakley as a cyborg. Hyperrealistic and futuristic painting in the style of Harime Sorayama. A 1993-94 Upper Deck basketball trading card featuring Charles Oakley, player for the New York Knicks. Oakley, an African American man with a fade haircut and a mustache, is depicted in the action of holding a basketball. He is wearing a blue New York Knicks jersey with "NEW YORK" and the number "34" emblazoned in orange. The card has a blue vertical stripe on the left with "KNICKS" written vertically in white letters. The bottom of the card is blue with "Charles OAKLEY" and "F" (likely for Forward) in white. A small Upper Deck logo with "93" and "94" is visible in the bottom-left corner. The background appears to be a blurred crowd in an arena.
  • Using base image: Yes

A Robotic Satisfaction

• Model: FluX 2 (Ultra)

• Size: 2448 X 3360 (8.23 MP)

• Used settings:

  • Prompt: A highly detailed, vibrant trading card featuring Michael Jordan as a cyborg, soaring through the air in a red "BULLS 23" uniform, holding a basketball above his head with a metallic, robotic arm. Jordan's realistic face, with a slight smile, is fused onto a chrome robotic body, showcasing intricate mechanical details including visible pistons and joints on his arms and shoulders. His lower body is still human, dressed in matching red athletic shorts. The background shows a dimly lit basketball arena filled with spectators, with red and blue accents on the walls. The card's border is white, with a thick red vertical banner on the left stating "NBA SIGNATURE MOVES" in white capital letters. A small green, yellow, and red logo with "92 UPPER D-E-C-K 93" is in the top right corner. A black horizontal banner across the bottom features "Michael Jordan" in elegant white cursive font, and below it, a red banner reads "HANG TIME" in white uppercase letters. Hyperrealistic and futuristic painting in the style of Harime Sorayama.
  • Using base image: Yes