Sunlit Rose Reflections: Award-Winning Watercolor Art
Model:
DigitalDaVinci
Size:
1024 X 1024
(1.05 MP)
Used settings:
Prompt: Full screen, sharp-focus, macro-view watercolor of a bunch of healthy, red roses in a cut lead crystal glass three-quarters full of water. A sunray falls through the window into roses. Behind the glass, we see a mirror with wooden frames. Prize-winning biology illustration in a style reminiscent of Simonetta Occhipinti, Pierre-Joseph Redouté, Jakob Demus, Hildegard Könighofer and Margareta Pertl as well as Siobhan Larkin
Sunlit Rose Harmony: Award-Winning Watercolor Masterpiece
Model:
AIVision
Size:
1024 X 1024
(1.05 MP)
Used settings:
Prompt: Full screen, sharp-focus, macro-view watercolor of a bunch of healthy, yellow roses in a cut lead crystal glass three-quarters full of water. A sunray falls through the window into roses. Behind the glass, we see a mirror with wooden frames. Prize-winning biology illustration in a style reminiscent of Simonetta Occhipinti, Pierre-Joseph Redouté, Jakob Demus, Hildegard Könighofer and Margareta Pertl as well as Siobhan Larkin
Prompt: Create a highly detailed image of a macro view of a flower encased within a droplet of water. The droplet is transparent and prominent, showcasing intricate patterns and features of the flower inside. The flower exhibits vibrant shades of pink and touches of red, with soft petal-like structures radiating outward. Surrounding the main droplet are several smaller droplets, each reflecting similar patterns and hues, creating a harmonious composition. The background is a deep, blurred gradient of rich blues and greens, enhancing the ethereal quality of the scene. Add delicate green leaves and stems framing the bottom and sides of the composition, providing a natural contrast to the vivid colors of the flower and droplets. The overall image should invoke a sense of tranquility and detailed beauty, with a focus on the intricate textures of both the flower and water droplets.
Prompt: Full-screen, strongly front-lit, macro-view watercolor of a dozen ears of glass gem corn lying on a dark lapislazuli stone kitchen counter, with the husks and corn silk on two ears of corn pulled back to show the rainbow-colored corn kernels. Light-blue, light-green, pink, yellow, orange, magenta, red, dark-green and dark-blue kernels alternate in a bright display. The kernels are shiny and are reminiscent of bright pieces of glass. The heriloom flint corn (maize) is being prepared for cooking. The rich, ornate culinary tableau is strongly lit from the front and casts shadows on a smooth, dark green wall with a dark-gray, simple sponge wall design pattern. The wall is rendered in blurry, spotty wet-on-wet speedpainted watercolor. The corn and the kitchen counter are deftly and painstakingly rendered in diaphanous watercolor with exquisite detail, with sketch outline tracings coming through. The aquarelle is painted all the way to the edges of the heavy, handmade rag paper. Prize-winning, museum quality biology aquarelle illustration in the style of Simonetta Occhipinti Pierre-Joseph Redouté, Jakob Demus, Hildegard Könighofer and Margareta Pertl as well as Siobhan Larkin.
Prompt: Delicate glass rose sculpture, intricate petal patterns, transparent glass with hints of pink, reflections and refractions, macro view, fine details like veins on petals, soft ambient lighting, high resolution for crisp details, ethereal and elegant, digital art, Artstation showcase.
Prompt: Full screen, sharp-focus, macro-view watercolor of a silver pewter dish filled with freshly harvested walnuts. The bowl stands on a dining room table covered with a woven, somewhat wrinkled, natural-colored linen tablecloth. Next to the bowl lie a worn, old iron nutcracker and several walnut shells. Behind the still life, we see the suggestion of a dining room window and dark blue, jacquard print curtains. The background is rendered in blurry, wet-on-wet watercolor and is hastily painted whereas the bowl, tablecloth and the walnuts are deftly and painstakingly rendered in diaphanous watercolor with exquisite detail. The background is out of focus and splotchy. Prize-winning biology illustration in a style reminiscent of Simonetta Occhipinti, Pierre-Joseph Redouté, Jakob Demus, Hildegard Könighofer and Margareta Pertl as well as Siobhan Larkin. Museum-quality aquarelle sketch on heavy handmade rag paper.
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Model:
DreamForge
Size:
896 X 704
(0.63 MP)
Used settings:
Prompt: Full screen, front-lit, sharp-focus, macro-view watercolor of several sprigs of variegated sage in shades of grayish white, pale yellow and dusty green lying on a white-and-gray Carrara marble chopping board along with a head of white-and-purple garlic and a Japanese sekizo paring knife with a hammer-forged blade and an elaborately patterned blue-and-green handle. Behind the marble chopping board, the kitchen wall is made of glass over a delicate patterned, frosted, darkish green background. The background is rendered in blurry, wet-on-wet watercolor and is hastily painted whereas the chopping board, the sprigs of sage, the head of garlic and the paring knife are deftly, lovingly and painstakingly rendered in diaphanous watercolor with exquisite detail. Some details are emphasized with a touch of pen-and-ink. The aquarelle painted all the way to the edges of the heavy, handmade rag paper. Prize-winning, museum quality biology aquarelle illustration in the style of Simonetta Occhipinti Pierre-Joseph Redouté, Jakob Demus, Hildegard Könighofer and Margareta Pertl as well as Siobhan Larkin.
Prompt: Glistening watercolor masterpiece, extreme close-up of three luscious dark-purple grape bunches, vibrant yellowing grape leaves, unique whitish-gray coating, setting sun filtering through leaves, sky hues of orange, pink, and magenta, splotchy wet-on-wet background, detailed macro-view, back-lit for dramatic effect, meticulous pen-and-ink outlines, handmade rag paper edges, exquisite botanical illustration, reminiscent of Simonetta Occhipinti and Pierre-Joseph Redouté, delicate aquarelle technique, influences from Jakob Demus and Hildegard Könighofer, with a touch of Siobhan Larkin, high-resolution, rich color palette, natural lighting.
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