Prompt: A vibrant landscape features swirling blue skies and tall cypress trees amidst orange groves. A quaint white house with a red roof sits in the background, complemented by rolling hills.
Prompt: Van Gogh and Matisse's Orchard Bordered by Cypresses (1889)In this extraordinary fusion of two artistic minds, Orchard Bordered by Cypresses merges Van Gogh’s intense emotional brushwork with Matisse’s bold use of color and simplified form. The result is a landscape that feels alive—where the weight of nature’s energy is captured in every brushstroke, and yet the scene is imbued with a lightness and grace unique to the union of their styles. The cypress trees, towering and expressive, stand with Van Gogh’s signature impassioned swirls, their dark forms twisting and reaching upward in thick, almost sculptural strokes. Yet, the space around them breathes with Matisse’s flattened planes of color—bold yellows, greens, and oranges—inviting the viewer to focus not just on the detail of the landscape, but on its essence. The trees feel both real and abstract, their swirling movement rooted in Van Gogh’s inner turmoil, yet their silhouettes simplified and stylized in a way that speaks to Matisse’s interest in pure, unembellished form. The orchard below, a riot of fruit trees and vibrant greens, is rendered with a blend of Van Gogh’s textured, energetic strokes and Matisse’s use of color fields. Where Van Gogh’s thick, impassioned application of paint suggests the tactile richness of nature, Matisse’s use of color creates a harmony, where shapes merge and flow, almost as if the orchard itself is part of a larger, more fluid abstraction. Above, the sky is both turbulent and tranquil: Van Gogh’s swirling clouds clash against the clear, saturated blues of Matisse’s palette. The sky moves—alive with light, emotion, and freedom—perhaps a reflection of the artists’ shared yearning to transcend the ordinary world and reach something deeper, something more universal. The combination of these two powerful approaches results in a painting that is at once grounded in the earthy reality of the orchard and transformed by the artists’ visionary expr
Prompt: style: Anton Pieck, Otto Riet, Hugo Pratt, Island of Capri landscape with lemon trees, traditional white washed house with terrace and wisteria. sunny day, clouds, watercolor, architectural drawing, pen, [ink color], dirty shades, colorful, an award-winning masterpiece, beautiful soft colors
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.
