Prompt: The 3D image is white on a gradient. Kirigami. Cutting a piece of paper to create a three-dimensional composition. A bird with a tree and a woman, flowers and butterflies, Neon red, blue and green glow from inside through the incisions in the paper. Smooth wavy lines.
Prompt: style: storyboard. Polyptych style
PANEL 1: The Poor Guy and the Big Dream
We start in Odense, in a small, poor cobbler's workshop. A young, thin boy with a big head and even bigger dreams sits on the floor. It's Hans Christian. While his father mends shoes, H.C. builds. his own little puppet theater made of scraps of wood and scraps of clothing. He already knows
that he should not be a shoemaker. He must be something big. Something else.
PANEL 2: Copenhagen or Chaos
At 14, he makes a decision. With a small bundle over his shoulder and almost no money in his pocket, he leaves Odense. destination: Copenhagen. He wants to be an actor, singer, dancer – anything, as long as it's at the theatre.
He arrives in the big city and it is far more difficult than he thought. People laugh at his strange appearance and his provincial dialect. But he doesn't give up.
PANEL 3: The ugly duckling finds its voice
After many years of rejection and poverty, he begins to write. Not acting, but adventure. And suddenly something happens.
When he writes the story of "The Ugly Duckling", he realizes that he is writing about himself. It is the story of the outcast who finally spreads his wings like a beautiful swan. The world is starting to listen.
PANEL 4: Paper cutting and the joy of telling stories
H.C. Andersen discovers that he does not need a stage to perform.
He takes a pair of scissors and starts cutting the most fantastic patterns out of paper – ballerinas, castles, trolls and swans. As he cuts, he tells his adventures to children and adults who listen spellbound. His paper cuts become as famous as his words, and they show his incredible imagination.
PANEL 5: Travel fever and world conquest
"To travel is to live," he writes. And he means it. He travels Europe thinly – Germany, Italy, Greece, Turkey and England. He meets kings, queens, artists and writers (among others Charles Dickens, although that friendship became a bit strained). Everywhere he is received as a celebrity. His adventures have now been translated into many languages,
and he is the pride of the Danes abroad.
PANEL 6: The Little Mermaid and the Price of Love
While he achieves great success, his private life is filled with unrequited love. He falls in love several times, including with the singer Jenny Lind ("The Swedish Nightingale"), but never gets his beloved. This pain and longing to belong,
is reflected in the fairy tale about "The Little Mermaid", who sacrifices everything for love, but ends up as foam on the sea. It is a story of sacrifice, pain and immortality.
PANEL 7: The Emperor's New Clothes and Critical Sense
H.C. Andersen is not afraid to use his humor and irony to skewer society's folly.
In the fairy tale "The Emperor's New Clothes", he lets a child say what all the adults are too afraid and vain to admit: "But he's not wearing anything!" It is a tribute to the honest faith of children and a sharp criticism of hypocrisy and back-patting.
PANEL 8: The Adventure Never Ends
Towards the end of his life he is a celebrated man,
appointed councilor and honorary citizen of Odense. He dies in 1875, but his achievements do not stop there. His adventures live on in books, films, theater and ballets all over the world. From the little guy in Odense to world-famous author – H.C. Andersen's own life became the greatest adventure of all. His swan song still sings.
Prompt: Papercutting Art, Delicate Forms, Layered Paper, Intricate, Woman Holding Scissors Cutting, Precise Movement, Quiet Music in Delicate Portrait Style, Balanced Composition, Detailed Detail and Layered Rendering, Featured in UPPERCASE Magazine, 8k Fine Art Papercutting, Folk Art Conceptual Art, Soft Light and Shadow Play, Diffused Light and Paper Shadows, Award Winning Papercutting Art, Masterpiece, Paper and Scissors, Hans Christian Andersen, Kara Walker, Lotte Reiniger, Rob Ryan, Beatrice Coron.
Prompt: Papercutting Art, Delicate Forms, Layered Paper, Intricate, Woman in Delicate Portrait Style, Balanced Composition, Detailed Detail and Layered Rendering, Featured in UPPERCASE Magazine, 8k Fine Art Papercutting, Folk Art Conceptual Art, Soft Light and Shadow Play, Diffused Light and Paper Shadows, Award Winning Papercutting Art, Masterpiece,LED, glittery.3d.masterpiece
Snow-Covered Forest in Paper Art, landscape, Japanese Kirie Style, very best in sequence
Model:
DaVinci2
Size:
1280 X 720
(0.92 MP)
Used settings:
Prompt: Winter themed landscape scene created with textured paper collage art, from newspaper and magazine paper pieces : park, sun, blue sky, leafless back boughs covered in snow, with heavy snow on the ground and in the trees
Prompt: A mesmerizing paper-cut animation of the iconic tale of Mulan comes to life on the screen. Every delicate detail meticulously crafted out of paper unfolds before your eyes, showcasing the determined spirit of Mulan. The intricate paper scenes blend vibrant colors with the ancient art of papercutting, capturing Mulan's courage and determination as she goes against societal expectations to protect her family and honor. This enchanting animation captivates viewers with its exquisite precision and awe-inspiring artistry, immersing them in the compelling story of Mulan's heroic journey. (((Paper cutting art style))),, high detail, high quality, high resolution, dramatically captivating
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.
