#captivatingnatureart

Tiny ridge

• Model: DaVinci2

• Size: 984 X 1040 (1.02 MP)

• Used settings:

  • Prompt: Aquarelle extrusion, headshot, thickened gouache paint, stylized lineage drawing merged with intricately detailed Splash art, dark blue shades along with black and silver, forestal background of intricate patterns of lines and zentangle intertwined with fractals, ,visionary art, patchwork, fibonacci, cymatics, Dynamic color palette, Heavily stylized, op art details, tall and lean details, hues, dyed, sfumato, brightness 1.5, layered geometrical vector art, multi-layered eyes, chiaroscuro, plasticity 1.4, crisp quality, centered, dreamy, nuanced, tetradic color scheme cyan red orange verdant, precise gelsculpt 64k, energetic, saturated colors, portraiture of juvenile beautiful temptress fractal line patterns, wispy filaments, intricate forest, detailed branches, whimsical, sfumato, blotting, squiggly line-art details, overspray of watercolor, great depth and scale, thinned line-art features, reminiscent of Tom Bagshaw and Emshwiller, stippled, abstract, coherent, contouring outlines by Susan Seddon Boulet, 3d effects 1.8, parallax occlusion 1.2, octane render illustration 1.5, subtle shadows, raytraced shadows 1.8, divisionism, maximalism, palette of white and greys, gradient inking colors, dyed, hues for facial features by Georgia O'Keeffe, colored line drawing merged with watercolor painting, tonalism, dreamscape, traumacore, foampunk 1.7, stylized lineage illustration 1.5, luminosity 1.3, plasticity 1.3, complexion 1.1, natural essence, winterly desolate ambiance, soft rounded edges, back-lit, pop art nightmare, high coloring, eroticism, excellent depth and scale, maximalism, radiance, cottagegore 1.2, surreal contrast tones, american gothic 1.7, dimmed dynamic lighting, tints by Overton Loyd, octane Novelty architecture, precise Gelsculpt, weathered, dyed, tiny stacked lines, glossy, quilling, delicate coloring 1.3, sculpted, greyish lighting with blue iridescence, brightness 1.9, overall composition by Sam Toft,
  • Using base image: Yes