Prompt: love of a man and a woman: Rendered in a liquid wet-on-wet alcohol ink technique, the image merges the haunting photography of Brooke Shaden and Takato Yamamoto with the symbolic romanticism of Arnold Böcklin, the sublime distance of Caspar David Friedrich, and the surreal transformations of Leonora Carrington. The entire composition is defined by a stark interplay between these fluid forms and the fine-lined, high-contrast linework of Aubrey Beardsley and Kay Nielsen.
A wide-angle composition captures two lovers—a man and a woman—suspended in a vast white void, their bodies caught mid-motion in a dynamic, synchronized dance of liquid transformation. Their intertwined figures arch backward, occupying one-third of the frame and releasing expanding ripples of color and time. Vivid streams of liquid with expressive texture flow from their movement: deep crimson passion bleeds organically into the space, gold-amber time crystallizes with tangible, textured marks around them, and a silver-blue mist of flowing memories adds a cool luminance.
The figures themselves are a study in dissolution. Their pale, luminescent skin blurs at the edges, revealing the faint, elegant poetry of their skeletal structure beneath translucent layers. Their hair flows like water, creating ink-splash coronas. Concentric ripples emanate from their forms, and within these fluid distortions, the geometric shapes of Kandinsky and the wandering lines of Klee emerge subtly, as if born from the liquid chaos itself. Symbols reminiscent of Miró and diagrams like Hilma af Klint's appear as interference patterns in the ripples, reinforcing the sense that all elements are emerging from a single, transformative event.
The final image creates a powerful visual tension between the organic softness of the ink bleeds and the graphic precision of the linework, preserving the emotional core of a phantasmagorical and deeply symbolic scene.
Prompt: Artists & Style: Liquid wet-on-wet painting technique merging Brooke Shaden and Takato Yamamoto's haunting photography with Arnold Böcklin's symbolic romanticism, Kay Nielsen's fairy-tale linework, Caspar David Friedrich's sublime distance, and Leonora Carrington's surreal transformations. Rendered in wet-on-wet alcohol ink with fine-lined Beardsley contrasts.Dynamic Composition: Wide-angle view capturing two lovers - man and woman - in the moment of liquid transformation. They occupy one-third of the frame, suspended in vast white space, but their movement creates expanding ripples of color and time. Their intertwined figures arch and flow, releasing cascades of liquid emotion.The Liquid Moment:Bodies captured mid-motion, arching backward in synchronized dance
Their movement releases vivid liquid streams:Translucent pearl: their luminescent skin dissolving
Deep crimson: passion bleeding into space
Gold-amber: time crystallizing around them
Silver-blue: memories flowing away
Turquoise mist: dreams evaporatingFigures in Transformation:Pale, luminescent bodies rendered in detailed brushwork
Edges blur between solid form and liquid dissolution
Hair flows like water, creating paint-splash coronas
Golden Ratio proportions maintained even in fluid motion
Translucent layers reveal skeletal poetry beneath Liquid Time Spirals:Concentric ripples emanate from their forms
Each ripple contains ghostly afterimages - past and future selves
Droplets suspended mid-air contain micro-memories
Color bleeds create temporal auroras
Ink splashes form Klee's wandering lines organically
Background Elements in Liquid Form:
Kandinsky's geometries emerge from color splashes
Miró's symbols float as ink droplets
Hilma af Klint's diagrams appear in ripple interference patterns
All elements painted as if emerging from water
Stark white void intensifies every liquid detail
Technical Fusion:
Wet-on-wet alcohol ink creating organic bleeds
Fine Beardsley linework
Prompt: A poignant, full-body composition of two halves of a single soul—one male, one female—finally reunited in the silent expanse of ethereal space. Their intertwined figures form a single, elegant silhouette, a visual testament to a love that transcends time, echoing the ancient myth of the split soul made whole again. Their faces, turned partially toward each other, are distinguishable yet seem to be dissolving in a dance of form and dissolution, their union rendered with the sublime elegance of the Golden Ratio. The subject is the spectral, intertwined silhouete A melancholic and transcendent fusion. The scene possesses the symbolic, mythological gravity of an Arnold Böcklin painting , viewed from the sublime, contemplative distance of a Caspar David Friedrich wanderer. The figures themselves combine the conceptual, character-driven surrealism of Brooke Shaden with the exquisite, elegantly macabre linework of Takato Yamamoto's Heisei Estheticism. Their forms are defined by the delicate, inky, and impossibly fine linework of Kay Nielsen, giving their dissolution a decorative, fairy-tale quality. The entire scene is touched by the alchemical, transformative magic of Leonora Carrington, as if witnessing a sacred ritual.
Composition: A wide-angle, cinematic view that emphasizes the lovers' preciousness within the vastness. They occupy no more than a third of the frame, their gossamer forms caught like two souls in time's amber. Spiraling around them in concentric, evolutionary echoes reminiscent of a Hilma af Klint spiral , are the fading afterimages of their past and future selves—phantom traces of every moment they have ever been apart and every time they will find each other again, proving their bond is a constant across the canvas of time. Medium & Texture: Rendered with the fluidity of wet-on-wet translucent alcohol ink and fine-lined blends. Their pale, luminescent bodies seem weightless, their forms an elegant dance of formation and disso
Prompt: A haunting full-body composition of two lovers suspended in ethereal space, their intertwined figures forming a single silhouette against the void. Viewed from a contemplative distance, they appear as fragile beings caught in time's amber. Their faces remain distinguishable but are part of a larger dance of form and dissolution, rendered with Golden Ratio elegance. Their pale, luminescent bodies seem to float, weightless and translucent. wet on wet alcohol translucent ink and fine lined blends in Style: A melancholic fusion of Arnold Böcklin's symbolic romanticism, Kay Nielsen's delicate fairy-tale linework, Caspar David Friedrich's sublime distance, and Leonora Carrington's surreal transformations. The figures are sculpted from dissipating mist and watercolor bleeds, their edges blurring into infinity.
Composition: Wide-angle view showing the lovers as small, precious forms within a vast white expanse. They occupy perhaps only a third of the frame, emphasizing their vulnerability. Around them, time seems to spiral - ghostly afterimages of their past and future selves fade in concentric circles.
Background: Infinite white space punctuated by Klee's wandering lines, Miró's floating symbols, Kandinsky's emotional geometries, and Hilma af Klint's spiritual diagrams - all suggesting the cosmic scale of human emotion. with faint translucent watery splashes of abstract ink stains. The figure exudes an aura of mystery and power, the background is white minimal reminiscent in style of Aubrey Beardsley
Details & Quality: Masterpiece, 8K resolution, hyper-detailed, award-winning, cinematic composition, dynamic action, surrealism, intricate complexity, layered textures, ethereal glow.
Prompt: A rule of thirds minimalist of a hauntingly mystical intertwined woman and man cloaked in flowing bright red and white wet on wet alcohol translucent ink and fine lined blends in off white and grey with a hint of black, her beautiful face partially obscured, with ink tendrils extending into intricate, with faint translucent watery splashes of abstract ink stains. The figure exudes an aura of mystery and power, the background is white minimal reminiscent in style of Aubrey Beardsley paul klee graham bruce richards Van Gogh Wadim Kashin.An intimate and emotional portrait of an intertwined man and woman, their bodies blending together in a hauntingly beautiful embrace. Created with flowing, translucent inks in shades of vivid crimson and soft white, accented by delicate, intricate black lines in the style of Wadim Kashin and Aubrey Beardsley. Their faces are partially obscured, creating a sense of mystery and deep, unspoken connection. The background is a stark, minimalist off-white, with faint, abstract splashes of grey ink, reminiscent of the ethereal work of Graham Bruce Richards.
Prompt: A way wilder sorceress. wears amber glasses and 3 feet tall spiky platform shoes, A diaphanous and extremely lovely jacket., with a bare back. Generous cleavage. conjuring up black magic paul klee graham bruce richards Van Gogh Wadim Kashin of people who think soom having a direct communication, and I don't care what the man or the people from NY say. good, So; those people/who or what are they? In that case, I believe you. Man in white jeep. Some connection with s? OK; m. Also with NY? OK. Gives instructions? Then green? If y have record of? Regarding gold or red? P? Could look like m? O'cl of greatest danger? 3 to 8 tonight? sadness so much other connections worth keeping? 5 to 6 this am 1 one to 2 this an? 6 to 9a?
Prompt: She built wings in her basement
Jean-Baptiste Monge fantasy Alla Prima watercolor style Sci-Fi, cyberpunk, dark fantasy style of Bastien Lecouffe-Deharme Gothic style of Simone Martini Photography style of Doc Edgarton Haphazard art of Yossi Kotler
Prompt: Ancient Greek noblewoman, 30 years old, from century 2 before Christ. long dark brown wavy hair, in elegant offwhite chiton, staring at her reflection in a bronze mirror, in a marble villa, melancholy lighting from a sunrising
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.
