#greenalkanet

European Wildflowers: An Intricate Print

• Model: DaVinci2

• Size: 1280 X 720 (0.92 MP)

• Used settings:

  • Prompt: Complete width, as wide and large as possible image, extra full and wide, 16:9, full image extending all the way to the edges, extremely large and wide, rectangular, full-screen, full frontal image surrounded by an elegant, very thin, slender frame of intricate guilloche patterns of unparalled detail and beauty. Inside the single, very thin, rectangular frame that fills the entire screen is an intricately patterned print showing a banknote motif from an imaginary series themed "European wildflowers." The image features a close-up of a single, large green alkanet (pentaglottis sempervirens), also known as evergreen bugloss, growing from a crack between a paving stone and a stone step behind it. It is June, and the plant is in full bloom, sporting many very tiny, round, brilliantly periwinkle-blue flowers with five fused petals and white centers, clustered at the top of the plant. The plant also has abundant tiny buds, which are magenta-pink, in the flower clusters. The green alkanet has a rough, hairy stem, and many broadly ovate leaves covered in tiny hairs. The early morning sun illuminates the plant and casts the decorative shadow of the alkanet on the stone step behind the plant. The scene is rendered in strongly repetitive, linear patterns typical of intaglio prints and reminiscent of a zentangle style with exquisite detail. The entire image has mesmerizingly repetitive, organic patterns of painstaking detail, as the image is an extremely detailed intaglio print composed of hundreds upon hundreds of lines and dots in few basic colors: Brilliant periwinkle blue for the flowers, white for their centers, pink for the buds, green with silvery hairs for the leaves, and shades of gray for the pavers and the stone step. The blue and pink repeat in the thin guilloche frame.
  • Using base image: No
  • Aspect Ratio: landscape_wide