Prompt: Early Frost at the Edge of the Orchard Lane: A narrow dirt lane, flanked by low stone walls, winds its way through a dormant orchard touched by the first frost of late autumn. The trees, their leaves fallen, stand bare and reaching — delicate branches traced in frost, catching morning light like spun silver. Fallen apples, soft and bruised, litter the ground in clumps of red and gold. The air is crisp, and the frost bites quietly into the cracked earth and weeds growing at the roadside. In the distance, the path disappears into a pale mist that hovers just above the ground, lending mystery to what lies beyond. Maxfield Parrish washes the orchard in a luminous pastel haze, where light filters through mist like watercolor through silk. Andrew Wyeth imbues the orchard floor, apples, and rough textures of frost-bitten bark with heartfelt precision — quiet, nostalgic, and stark. Albert Bierstadt lifts the soft morning fog and deepens the orchard rows into vastness, transforming a simple country path into a pilgrimage through memory and season.
Prompt: Screen-filling image of a simple dirt lane lined with ancient, blooming, double-flowered sakura trees so laden with dark-pink and light pink, crepe-like cherry blossoms that the branches droop almost to the ground. At the top of the trees, the dark, gnarled branches merge over the lane to form a rich, floral arch. View of the lane from the front entrance along the lane so far that the trees and the lane seem to fuse together at the most distant point. The image is rendered as a unique, custom woodblock print of museum quality. The composition is simple and almost mesmerizingly symmetrical, showing the trees to the left and right of the lane and the lane in the middle; the execution is uncannily, extremely detailed, combining the styles of ancient masters like Utagawa Hiroshige, Katsushika Hokusai and Togaku with those of modern printmakers like Laura Boswell. The image focuses exclusively on the cherry trees, which completely fill the image, leaving room only for the simple lane leading through the trees.
Prompt: Screen-filling image of a simple dirt lane lined with ancient, blooming, double-flowered sakura trees so laden with dark-pink and light pink, crepe-like cherry blossoms that the branches droop almost to the ground. At the top of the trees, the dark, gnarled branches merge over the lane to form a rich, floral arch. View of the lane from the front entrance along the lane so far that the trees and the lane seem to fuse together at the most distant point. The image is rendered as a unique, custom woodblock print of museum quality. The composition is simple and almost mesmerizingly symmetrical, showing the trees to the left and right of the lane and the lane in the middle; the execution is uncannily, extremely detailed, combining the styles of ancient masters like Utagawa Hiroshige, Katsushika Hokusai and Togaku with those of modern printmakers like Laura Boswell. The image focuses exclusively on the cherry trees, which completely fill the image, leaving room only for the simple lane leading through the trees.
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.
