Prompt: ["Front view at 1/3 or 5° degree angle"]. “It is obligatory and categorical: depict the figure of Anubis in full height. The figure of Anubis is small, as tall as an average person: from 1.75 cm to 1.95 cm". The entire figure of Anubis occupies 1/25 of the entire image. («Draw a full-length figure of Anubis, show: head, arms, legs shod in sandals»). Dreamworks Pictures photo: a digital work of art resembling a high-quality professional photograph. Mechanical Anubis suddenly raised the scepter "Voss", which drew a golden arc or the eye of Horus in the air. Anubis («Latin Anubis») is a male guide of the dead in the afterlife, the guardian of mummies. The mechanical armor is attached to Anubis's body, and the correctly ordered design of the armor highlights his strong muscles. The armor is mainly graphite, carbon, titanium in black and gold, both matte and polished, covered with multi-colored patterns and intricate lines in the Egyptian style, as well as ancient Egyptian hieroglyphs. In the background of Anubis: the blue sky, heaped, thunderclouds behind which the rays of the sun peek out, the future cybernetic city of New Egypt with its mosques, the Nile River, palm trees, the famous pyramids and the Sphinx. Photorealistic, refined and incredibly attractive, it evokes a feeling of stunning grandeur, grace and style. This is a charming and refined work, conveying both horror and respect for the subject, The work of Greg Rutkowski.bygobi is trending on ArtStation and demonstrates sharp focus and studio photography aesthetics. Significant visual art, detailed painting, Unreal Engine 5 digital illustration, ultra-detailed "Upscale & Enhance: 30%" 3D digital art, crisp focus, 3-D cinematic lighting. Add detail and clarity to your images “Creative Clarity Upscaler: 20%" with ultra-high resolution, ultra-realistic Super HDR (“High Dynamic Range Imagery”) images, Full UHD 128K with an aspect ratio of 16:9.
Prompt: An ancient Egypt inspired art scene featuring a scarab beetle , a sacred ibis, a pyramid and a beautiful amulet. The detailed hieroglyphs and artwork make this picture truly beautiful. Genius level
Prompt: A mystical desert scene at twilight with a wise wizard standing underneath a large, stylized Egyptian Eye of Horus symbol centered in the image. Behind the Eye of Horus is a surreal, oversized purple moon rising in a starlit sky. The setting is surrounded by sand dunes, scattered palm trees, and ancient Egyptian ruins with pillars and sphinx statues in the distance. The atmosphere is rendered with a palette of purples, pinks, and warm desert tones, evoking a sense of ancient mystery and magic.
Prompt: A mystical Egyptian scene with a giant Eye of Horus set against a purple sky with a full moon. The eye has a bright purple iris and is framed within a golden circle. Surrounding the eye are lush palm trees, desert dunes, and ancient Egyptian ruins in warm, sandy tones under a twilight ambiance.
Prompt: Create a pendant back that looks like it belongs in a museum—but is way too cool to actually leave your neck. Start with the Eye of Horus, designed with clean, modern lines that make it look like it just came out of a luxury startup in ancient Memphis (the Egyptian one, not Tennessee). Surround it with intricate yet subtle engravings: think ankh symbols, papyrus swirls, and maybe a sneaky scarab for good measure. Add a celestial border featuring tiny constellations or the phases of the moon, as if the gods themselves are casually saying, ‘Yeah, we approve.’ The 'Jwells' logo should fit in so naturally that even Cleopatra would’ve thought it was part of the original design. Play with textures—polished where it counts, matte where it intrigues—to make it feel as eternal as the sands of Giza
Prompt: Deep space with an Egyptian pyramid with the "Eye of Horas" in the center of the pyramid floating over the earth, there are stars all around and galaxies in the distance brightly colored. In the style of a photograph vividly colored.
Prompt: something that includes the following : Pentagram – A five-pointed star, often enclosed in a circle. It has many meanings but is commonly associated with protection, magic, and the elements (earth, air, fire, water, and spirit).
Hexagram (Star of David) – A six-pointed star made from two overlapping triangles. In esoteric traditions, it symbolizes the union of opposites, such as male and female or heaven and earth.
Ankh – An ancient Egyptian symbol representing life and immortality. It resembles a cross with a loop at the top.
Eye of Horus – An Egyptian symbol of protection, royal power, and good health. It is often used to ward off evil.
Prompt: Create the back of a pendant so well-designed it feels like a secret artifact straight out of a National Treasure movie—but make it luxurious. Feature the Eye of Horus front and center, its bold lines commanding attention without being over the top. Surround it with intricate yet minimalist Egyptian motifs: think ankhs, lotus petals, and hieroglyph-inspired patterns that subtly flirt with the idea of eternity. Wrap it all up in a celestial border of delicate star clusters or moon phases, giving it an otherworldly touch. The 'Jwells' logo should be nestled in as a subtle flourish, like it’s been part of the design since Cleopatra wore it (she probably didn’t, but we can dream). Use polished accents and brushed finishes to create an irresistible interplay of textures, because luxury isn’t just about looks—it’s about feel, to
Prompt: Design the back of a pendant that feels like it was pulled straight out of an Egyptian treasure chest—but make it classy, not cursed. Center the Eye of Horus, sleekly stylized with clean lines that say ‘I’m ancient, but I also know how to work a spreadsheet.’ Surround it with understated engravings of hieroglyphics, scarabs, or lotus flowers—just enough to whisper Egypt, not scream ‘pyramid scheme.’ Frame it with a soft circular border featuring celestial touches like delicate stars or moon phases, as if the gods themselves are casually flexing their aesthetic skills. Oh, and don’t forget to sneak in the 'Jwells' logo—tastefully, of course—because even the gods appreciate branding. Use a mix of matte and polished textures to make it feel both timeless and undeniably luxurious.
Prompt: Hexagram (Star of David) – A six-pointed star made from two overlapping triangles. In esoteric traditions, it symbolizes the union of opposites, such as male and female or heaven and earth.
Ankh – An ancient Egyptian symbol representing life and immortality. It resembles a cross with a loop at the top.
Eye of Horus – An Egyptian symbol of protection, royal power, and good health. It is often used to ward off evil.
Prompt: imaje with all of this in a tree Pentagram – A five-pointed star, often enclosed in a circle. It has many meanings but is commonly associated with protection, magic, and the elements (earth, air, fire, water, and spirit).
Hexagram (Star of David) – A six-pointed star made from two overlapping triangles. In esoteric traditions, it symbolizes the union of opposites, such as male and female or heaven and earth.
Ankh – An ancient Egyptian symbol representing life and immortality. It resembles a cross with a loop at the top.
Eye of Horus – An Egyptian symbol of protection, royal power, and good health. It is often used to ward off evil.
Prompt: Create the back of a pendant so well-designed it feels like a secret artifact straight out of a National Treasure movie—but make it luxurious. Feature the Eye of Horus front and center, its bold lines commanding attention without being over the top. Surround it with intricate yet minimalist Egyptian motifs: think ankhs, lotus petals, and hieroglyph-inspired patterns that subtly flirt with the idea of eternity. Wrap it all up in a celestial border of delicate star clusters or moon phases, giving it an otherworldly touch. The 'Jwells' logo should be nestled in as a subtle flourish, like it’s been part of the design since Cleopatra wore it (she probably didn’t, but we can dream). Use polished accents and brushed finishes to create an irresistible interplay of textures, because luxury isn’t just about looks—it’s about feel, too
Prompt: Design a pendant back that makes the Eye of Horus feel like it just got a five-star spa treatment. Engrave the eye with crisp, modern lines that exude power and elegance, surrounded by a subtle swirl of Egyptian symbols—like ankhs, scarabs, or palm fronds—etched lightly for texture. Wrap it all up with a circular cosmic border, featuring faint star maps or zodiac signs, like a low-key nod to the heavens. The 'Jwells' logo should slide into the design seamlessly, like it’s been guarding the Nile for millennia. Go for a mix of brushed and polished textures to make it irresistibly tactile. Bonus: include tiny details for the eagle-eyed admirers who’ll swear it holds secret messages (spoiler: it doesn’t, but it looks like it does
Prompt: Create the back of a pendant so well-designed it feels like a secret artifact straight out of a National Treasure movie—but make it luxurious. Feature the Eye of Horus front and center, its bold lines commanding attention without being over the top. Surround it with intricate yet minimalist Egyptian motifs: think ankhs, lotus petals, and hieroglyph-inspired patterns that subtly flirt with the idea of eternity. Wrap it all up in a celestial border of delicate star clusters or moon phases, giving it an otherworldly touch. The 'Jwells' logo should be nestled in as a subtle flourish, like it’s been part of the design since Cleopatra wore it (she probably didn’t, but we can dream). Use polished accents and brushed finishes to create an irresistible interplay of textures, because luxury isn’t just about looks—it’s about feel, to
Prompt: Create an artistic and symbolic pendant back centered around the Eye of Horus. Design the eye with clean, bold lines to give it a modern, luxurious interpretation, and surround it with subtle engravings of Egyptian motifs—like the ankh, scarabs, or palm fronds. Add a circular frame with faint celestial details such as moon phases or constellation patterns for an ethereal feel. The 'Jwells' logo should be subtly integrated into the lower portion of the design. Combine smooth and textured finishes to ensure the pendant feels mystical yet refined, balancing modernity and timelessness
Prompt: Design a pendant back that makes the Eye of Horus feel like it just got a five-star spa treatment. Engrave the eye with crisp, modern lines that exude power and elegance, surrounded by a subtle swirl of Egyptian symbols—like ankhs, scarabs, or palm fronds—etched lightly for texture. Wrap it all up with a circular cosmic border, featuring faint star maps or zodiac signs, like a low-key nod to the heavens. The 'Jwells' logo should slide into the design seamlessly, like it’s been guarding the Nile for millennia. Go for a mix of brushed and polished textures to make it irresistibly tactile. Bonus: include tiny details for the eagle-eyed admirers who’ll swear it holds secret messages (spoiler: it doesn’t, but it looks like it does
Prompt: Design the back of a pendant featuring the Eye of Horus as the central element, symbolizing protection and enlightenment. Engrave the 'Jwells' logo subtly below or within the design to maintain brand presence. Surround the Eye of Horus with delicate, symmetrical geometric patterns inspired by sacred geometry, such as radiating circles or triangles, to enhance its mystical allure. Use a brushed metal texture as the base with polished highlights on the Eye and geometric details for contrast. The design should exude an aura of divine luxury and ancient wisdom
Prompt: Create an artistic and symbolic pendant back centered around the Eye of Horus. Design the eye with clean, bold lines to give it a modern, luxurious interpretation, and surround it with subtle engravings of Egyptian motifs—like the ankh, scarabs, or palm fronds. Add a circular frame with faint celestial details such as moon phases or constellation patterns for an ethereal feel. The 'Jwells' logo should be subtly integrated into the lower portion of the design. Combine smooth and textured finishes to ensure the pendant feels mystical yet refined, balancing modernity and timelessness
Prompt: Design the back of a pendant featuring the Eye of Horus as the central element, symbolizing protection and enlightenment. Engrave the 'Jwells' logo subtly below or within the design to maintain brand presence. Surround the Eye of Horus with delicate, symmetrical geometric patterns inspired by sacred geometry, such as radiating circles or triangles, to enhance its mystical allure. Use a brushed metal texture as the base with polished highlights on the Eye and geometric details for contrast. The design should exude an aura of divine luxury and ancient wisdom
Prompt: Create an artistic and symbolic pendant back centered around the Eye of Horus. Design the eye with clean, bold lines to give it a modern, luxurious interpretation, and surround it with subtle engravings of Egyptian motifs—like the ankh, scarabs, or palm fronds. Add a circular frame with faint celestial details such as moon phases or constellation patterns for an ethereal feel. The 'Jwells' logo should be subtly integrated into the lower portion of the design. Combine smooth and textured finishes to ensure the pendant feels mystical yet refined, balancing modernity and timelessness
Prompt: Create the back of a pendant so well-designed it feels like a secret artifact straight out of a National Treasure movie—but make it luxurious. Feature the Eye of Horus front and center, its bold lines commanding attention without being over the top. Surround it with intricate yet minimalist Egyptian motifs: think ankhs, lotus petals, and hieroglyph-inspired patterns that subtly flirt with the idea of eternity. Wrap it all up in a celestial border of delicate star clusters or moon phases, giving it an otherworldly touch. The 'Jwells' logo should be nestled in as a subtle flourish, like it’s been part of the design since Cleopatra wore it (she probably didn’t, but we can dream). Use polished accents and brushed finishes to create an irresistible interplay of textures, because luxury isn’t just about looks—it’s about feel, too
Prompt: Create the back of a pendant so well-designed it feels like a secret artifact straight out of a National Treasure movie—but make it luxurious. Feature the Eye of Horus front and center, its bold lines commanding attention without being over the top. Surround it with intricate yet minimalist Egyptian motifs: think ankhs, lotus petals, and hieroglyph-inspired patterns that subtly flirt with the idea of eternity. Wrap it all up in a celestial border of delicate star clusters or moon phases, giving it an otherworldly touch. The 'Jwells' logo should be nestled in as a subtle flourish, like it’s been part of the design since Cleopatra wore it (she probably didn’t, but we can dream). Use polished accents and brushed finishes to create an irresistible interplay of textures, because luxury isn’t just about looks—it’s about feel, too
Prompt: Create the back of a pendant so well-designed it feels like a secret artifact straight out of a National Treasure movie—but make it luxurious. Feature the Eye of Horus front and center, its bold lines commanding attention without being over the top. Surround it with intricate yet minimalist Egyptian motifs: think ankhs, lotus petals, and hieroglyph-inspired patterns that subtly flirt with the idea of eternity. Wrap it all up in a celestial border of delicate star clusters or moon phases, giving it an otherworldly touch. The 'Jwells' logo should be nestled in as a subtle flourish, like it’s been part of the design since Cleopatra wore it (she probably didn’t, but we can dream). Use polished accents and brushed finishes to create an irresistible interplay of textures, because luxury isn’t just about looks—it’s about feel, too
Prompt: Craft a luxurious and mystical pendant back featuring the Eye of Horus as its centerpiece, encircled by radiating sun rays and celestial starbursts to symbolize illumination and divine energy. The design should have symmetry and balance, drawing the eye naturally to the center. Integrate the 'Jwells' branding seamlessly into the design—either subtly beneath the eye or engraved within the rays. Use a combination of polished and textured surfaces to highlight the details, making the pendant feel both ancient and premium
Prompt: Design a pendant back inspired by the power of ancient Egypt, featuring a finely detailed Eye of Horus symbol engraved at the center. Surround the eye with ornate hieroglyph-inspired lines, delicate lotus flowers, or faint spiraling patterns to add sophistication and historical depth. Frame the outer edges of the pendant with geometric or sacred patterns for a cohesive, balanced design. Place the 'Jwells' logo tastefully below the Eye of Horus or within one of the surrounding patterns. Use a lightly brushed metallic texture as the base, with polished details on key elements to emphasize luxury and precision
Prompt: Design a pendant back that makes the Eye of Horus feel like it just got a five-star spa treatment. Engrave the eye with crisp, modern lines that exude power and elegance, surrounded by a subtle swirl of Egyptian symbols—like ankhs, scarabs, or palm fronds—etched lightly for texture. Wrap it all up with a circular cosmic border, featuring faint star maps or zodiac signs, like a low-key nod to the heavens. The 'Jwells' logo should slide into the design seamlessly, like it’s been guarding the Nile for millennia. Go for a mix of brushed and polished textures to make it irresistibly tactile. Bonus: include tiny details for the eagle-eyed admirers who’ll swear it holds secret messages (spoiler: it doesn’t, but it looks like it does
Prompt: Create a sophisticated pendant back with the Eye of Horus engraved in the center, appearing as a raised or embossed symbol for depth. Frame the Eye within concentric circles, each featuring subtle details like celestial motifs (stars, moons, and rays) or faint runic markings for a mystical touch. Place the 'Jwells' logo discreetly along the bottom curve of the design to preserve elegance. The finish should alternate between matte and polished metallic surfaces to highlight the intricate craftsmanship and give the pendant a timeless, occult-inspired feel
Prompt: Create an artistic and symbolic pendant back centered around the Eye of Horus. Design the eye with clean, bold lines to give it a modern, luxurious interpretation, and surround it with subtle engravings of Egyptian motifs—like the ankh, scarabs, or palm fronds. Add a circular frame with faint celestial details such as moon phases or constellation patterns for an ethereal feel. The 'Jwells' logo should be subtly integrated into the lower portion of the design. Combine smooth and textured finishes to ensure the pendant feels mystical yet refined, balancing modernity and timelessness
Prompt: Design an elegant pendant back where the Eye of Horus is the focal point, engraved with meticulous precision. Surround the eye with intricate filigree patterns and delicate floral or vine-inspired embellishments, symbolizing growth and protection. Incorporate faint zodiac symbols or alchemical signs subtly into the outer perimeter to add layers of meaning. Position the 'Jwells' logo at the bottom or engraved discreetly within the eye itself. Use a polished gold or silver finish to ensure the design feels opulent yet imbued with mystery
Prompt: Design the back of a pendant featuring the Eye of Horus as the central element, symbolizing protection and enlightenment. Engrave the 'Jwells' logo subtly below or within the design to maintain brand presence. Surround the Eye of Horus with delicate, symmetrical geometric patterns inspired by sacred geometry, such as radiating circles or triangles, to enhance its mystical allure. Use a brushed metal texture as the base with polished highlights on the Eye and geometric details for contrast. The design should exude an aura of divine luxury and ancient wisdom
Prompt: Design the back of a pendant that feels like it was pulled straight out of an Egyptian treasure chest—but make it classy, not cursed. Center the Eye of Horus, sleekly stylized with clean lines that say ‘I’m ancient, but I also know how to work a spreadsheet.’ Surround it with understated engravings of hieroglyphics, scarabs, or lotus flowers—just enough to whisper Egypt, not scream ‘pyramid scheme.’ Frame it with a soft circular border featuring celestial touches like delicate stars or moon phases, as if the gods themselves are casually flexing their aesthetic skills. Oh, and don’t forget to sneak in the 'Jwells' logo—tastefully, of course—because even the gods appreciate branding. Use a mix of matte and polished textures to make it feel both timeless and undeniably luxurious
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.
