Prompt: Cover art for a World of Warcraft comic book, no text. A shadowy SI:7 rogue, face obscured, climbs the wet, moss-covered ropes of a Kul Tiran warship in the Boralus harbor at night. In the background, on a well-lit command deck, the silhouettes of Turalyon and Katherine Proudmoore can be seen in a heated discussion, guarded by stoic Stormwind Guards. The style is gritty and cinematic, inspired by the concept art for World of Warcraft: Battle for Azeroth, with a focus on dramatic shadows, volumetric fog, and the vibrant lights of the port city reflecting on the dark water. A sense of intrigue and imminent discovery."
Prompt: A surreal and cinematic seascape featuring a massive, rusted cargo ship emerging from a dark, stormy ocean. Gigantic waves crash around the ship as it breaks through thick, swirling storm clouds. In the foreground, a lone woman stands barefoot on the wet beach, holding a suitcase, gazing up at the colossal vessel. The atmosphere is intense and moody, with deep blues, reds, and greys dominating the color palette. Rendered in a hyper-realistic digital painting style, with dramatic lighting and epic scale
Prompt: dystopian apocalyptic Many spartan army worrioris fighting from a dusty ship docked based on a comic illustration of glowing dark gritty red&brown
Prompt: make a picture with 6 pictures in it with this description but those 6 have to be diferent fromm eachother :a piramid with A painterly scene of a massive ship sailing through the sky, its sails billowing with clouds instead of fabric. The hull of the ship is adorned with constellations and symbols, evoking a sense of celestial adventure in a surreal fantasy world.
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.
