Prompt: The image depicts a highly stylized, artistic representation of a moth set against a solid dark gray background. The moth’s design blends natural insect anatomy with ornate, decorative elements reminiscent of traditional porcelain or ceramic art.
### Key Features:
- **Wings**: Large and symmetrical, adorned with intricate *blue-and-white floral patterns* (evocative of Chinese porcelain motifs) and accented with **gold trim** along the edges. The patterns are detailed, featuring swirling vines, flowers, and geometric shapes, all rendered with precision.
- **Body**: The thorax is covered in **fluffy white fur**, while the abdomen continues the blue-and-white patterned design, interspersed with gold accents. The head has two **golden, bulbous eyes** and **feathery golden antennae** that curve outward.
- **Legs**: Delicate, golden limbs extend from the thorax, adding to the moth’s opulent appearance.
- **Overall Aesthetic**: The composition balances natural insect anatomy with luxurious, handcrafted ornamentation, creating a surreal, almost regal creature. The dark background emphasizes the moth’s vivid colors and intricate details, highlighting its artistic craftsmanship.
This piece feels like a fusion of nature and fine art, blending organic form with decorative elegance.
Prompt: whimsical photorealistic illustration of an illustration of a tiny adorable paper doll looking at a fjkglajldh aioepwjf fjj a fkozznvm at an extreme depth of field high resolution, fine detailed textures, natural realistic lighting, natural realistic colors, tilt shift, octane renderer in the mix style of Juuuunji Itooo - Hannnnah Faiiiith Yattta - Hayyyao Miyyyyazaki
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.
