Prompt: 15th Century auburn baker, flour-dusted face and apron, kneading bread dough, glances at viewer, amidst bustling kitchen, infused with Hasegawa Tōhaku's bold ink contrasts, Morris Louis's luminous vertical pours, and sumi-e's meditative simplicity, with wet ink bleeds, gravity-pulled color streams, and strategic negative space.
Prompt: Prompt by jexiq q: Scene in Mixed Palette Knife and Impasto Techniques: Imagine a scene: "Autumn Day in the Old Bakery"
On a wooden table dusted with flour, a large mound of freshly kneaded dough rises, painted in warm tones of golden and creamy white. The dough's surface is crafted with rich layers of impasto technique, showing slight cracks that hint at its softness. The flour, scattered across the table and hanging faintly in the air, is depicted with delicate knife strokes, resembling powder suspended in the autumn light. In the foreground, an old brick oven radiates warmth, its reddish-brown bricks textured with rough knife strokes. The faint glow of the fire within casts a flickering orange-yellow light, reflecting off metal tools and illuminating the scene. On the shelf above the oven sit an array of bowls and containers, each rendered with intricate details – enamel, wood, and ceramic surfaces create a vivid contrast. At the center of the room, an elderly baker wearing a linen apron slowly stretches the dough, his profile drawn in dark strokes that contrast with the warm glow around him. His hands, rough and strong, are painted in pastel and golden hues, while each wrinkle on his face tells a story of decades spent in this bakery. The background bursts with the colors of autumn – a window on the opposite wall reveals a view of trees in shades of red, orange, and yellow, painted with thick, vibrant layers. Thin knife strokes depict the mist spreading above the treetops, while beams of light filter through the window, giving the scene a gentle yet lively radiance. The entire scene exudes calmness and warmth, narrating a story of tradition, dedication, and the beauty of simple moments.
Prompt: Prompt by jexiq q: <<Masterpiece>>: Scene: Impasto and Mixing Palette Knife Techniques: Bakery at Dawn.
Techniques: Mixing Palette Knife for the bread and morning light, Impasto for the floating flour, Glazing for the shop window glass.
Foreground: A young woman in a simple linen dress holds a basket as she leans toward the bakery window. A man stands behind her, gently placing his hand on the small of her back — a tender, uncertain touch that says more than words. On the table before them, golden loaves of bread with rich textures carved by palette knife strokes. Middle ground: Inside, behind the glass, an elderly baker places another loaf into the oven. The air shimmers with warmth, and flour dust drifts like light fog — brought to life through thick Impasto layers. Background: Through the misted window, the early morning sky blushes pink. Glazing layers refract the soft glow of a waking city. Down the alley, silence and stillness — the quiet presence of two people who already belong to one another.
Prompt: An avant-garde, painterly-meets-graphic portrait in the raw, expressive style of Ashley Wood, depicting a powerful full-body image of a miller woman—gritty, iconic, and emotionally resonant. She stands mid-motion, her rugged hands sinking into rough dough atop a battered wooden surface. Her posture is dynamic, grounded, and full of tension, radiating both raw effort and quiet resilience.
Her muscular, weather-worn form is partially obscured by layered textures, smudged ink, and chaotic brushstrokes. She wears a tattered white headscarf, loose strands of dark hair breaking free, blending into the gestural motion lines and streaked splashes of desaturated ochres and muted rusts. Her clothing is loose, practical, and stained with flour, rendered with scratchy, half-formed details that dissolve into the smoky, abstract background.
The color palette is rough and industrial—dusty whites, charcoal blacks, and earthy browns—interrupted by bursts of painterly textures and ink-blotted chaos that suggest motion, time, and fatigue. Heavy linework merges with unfinished edges, giving the figure a ghostlike presence—half emerging from the background, half melting into it.
Rendered in Ashley Wood’s signature blend of high-contrast distortion and deconstructed realism, the portrait transforms a working miller into a mythic symbol of strength and labor, torn between the physical and the abstract, the timeless and the immediate.
Prompt: Prompt by jexiq q: <<Masterpiece>>: Scene: Mixing Palette Knife, Impasto, Glazing Techniques: The Old Baker and a Morning of Flour.
Foreground (Mixing Palette Knife + Impasto): On a massive wooden work surface, an old baker with flour-covered hands is kneading dough with strength and precision. His fingers, thick and worn, press into the dough, leaving behind the marks of a lifetime. Thick layers of paint in Impasto technique reveal the texture of flour scattering in the air like mist, while the palette knife strokes create a sense of movement and effort. Warm tones of yellow and gold blend with light shades of white, forming a contrast that captures the light of early morning. Middle ground (Mixing Palette Knife + Glazing): Next to the workbench, an old cupboard filled with glass jars containing yeast, seeds, and aged baking tools. Light filters through a fogged-up window, refracting through the glass – this effect is enhanced by Glazing layers, creating luminous shades of yellow and blue, giving the illusion of dawn seeping into the room. Everything is bathed in a soft golden glow. Background (Glazing + Impasto): In the background, a wood-fired oven with its door open, glowing with orange-red embers inside. Blended hues of red and orange evoke warmth, while smoke rises gently toward the ceiling, rendered in translucent layers of Glazing. The walls are rough and aged, coated with paint in Impasto style – each stroke tells of years of work, the scent of bread, the warmth of home. On the wall hangs the baker’s black cap, a symbol of his craft.
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.
