Prompt: style by paul klee
sculpture by max ernst
watercolor
(...)"And she's buying a stairway to heaven
There's a sign on the wall
But she wants to be sure
'Cause you know, sometimes words have two meanings
In a tree by the brook
There's a songbird who sings
Sometimes all of our thoughts are misgiven (...) "
Prompt: sculpture by Max Ernst
watercolor
Jobs and protest
Why France is arguing about work, and the right to be lazy
Emmanuel Macron’s pension reform is about much more than pensions
Prompt: painting by Bernard Buffet
A magnitude 7.8 earthquake early Monday killed nearly 300 people in 10 towns in southeastern. Turkey and more than 230 in Syria. The toll is rising sharply as rescue teams dig desperately for survivors in hundreds of collapsed buildings. In Syria, the worst hit were Aleppo, Latakia, Hama and Tartus provinces where the healthcare system is “overwhelmed” by the injured and some hospitals have been damaged by the quake. A maternity hospital in Afrin was evacuated with at least five deaths.
Prompt: sculpture by Max Ernst.
I will always be free
forward
I am free
I had nowhere else to go
This is the second time
and he still hasn't left me alone
It is the beginning of a process
See if it's true
Again, you have no idea what it is.
And if you don't know, I love you
I hope this process ends
sometime
I don't think it's gone
But I'm still here, I'm still waiting
if you ever see me again
yes i would
What do we do?
I said "Brother, I'm not going to kill you"
I didn't think I would say it
whatever i'm thinking of
Hey I said that I loved him
Prompt: painting by paul klee
face of an lion
face of an lion
28%
portrait of a lion
25%
epic portrait of menacing
25%
head of a lion
24%
the mane of a lion
24%
behance
19%
featured on cg society
18%
trending on deviantart
18%
deviantart
18%
featured on flickr
18%
mannerism
19%
art photography
18%
photorealism
18%
sumatraism
17%
naturalism
17%
by Geoffrey Dyer
23%
by Jan Gregoor
23%
by Sunil Das
23%
by Steve Argyle
23%
by Stan Galli
23%
a photorealistic painting
18%
a portrait
17%
a photo
17%
a picture
17%
a colorized photo
17%
Prompt: Andrew Wyeth,
"The Witching Hour" (1977).
It's the breeze in the room. It's the reflection in the window of the candelabra. After that, it's imagination. enjoy!
Prompt: Patchwork by Max Ernst.
Since the Earth spins and spins much faster than a human being is able to do, even in the craziest dance, it is no wonder that many princesses lose their crowns. And what's the cheesy passer-by's cap here? This and sometimes it breaks the head and even the ass. So it is logical that nothing is in its place as a result of these turbulences, because it cannot be. Despite this obviousness, people argue and even fight to death about having the right to put everything in its place. As if they knew the original place. Therefore, in the event of a sudden stop, the dispute could intensify even between the princesses and those lifting the cap from the pavement, hurrying to arrange everything in their own way. So better let it spin.
Prompt: Nie inaczej się stało, choć nie w jednej chwili, lecz wzdłuż tysiącleci, kiedyście wynikli z pewnej gałęzi drzewa ewolucyjnego, z tego konaru, który pono był szczepem drzewa wiadomości, i zastaliście z wolna samych siebie, zbudowanych tak, a nie inaczej, z duchem urządzonym w pewien sposób, ze sprawnościami i granicami, jakich ani sobie nie zamawialiście, ani nie życzyli, i z takim rynsztunkiem musieliście działać, albowiem Ewolucja, odbierając wam wiele darów, jakimi przymusza inne gatunki do służby sobie samej, nie była aż tak lekkomyślna, żeby wam też zabrać instynkt samozachowawczy: tak znaczną swobodą was nie obdarowała, boż gdyby to uczyniła, zamiast tego gmachu, mną wypełnionego, i tej sali ze wskaźnikami, i zamiast was zasłuchanych, rozpościerałyby się tu sawanna i wiatr.
Prompt: patchwork by Hannah Hoch.
a painting of a woman surrounded by balloons, a surrealist painting, by Salvador Dalí, pixiv, massurrealism, generative art nebula, hydra with eight heads, head is an egg, portrait of jerma985, k_euler_ancestral, the glass bead game, interconnected human lifeforms, 1 9 4 0 picture, egg
Prompt: patchwork by Hannah Hoch,
His melting-clock imagery mocks the rigidity of chronometric time. The watches themselves look like soft cheese—indeed, by Dali s own account they were inspired by hallucinations after eating Camembert cheese. In the center of the picture, under one of the watches, is a distorted human face in profile. The ants on the plate represent decay on a molecular level. They too represent the passage of time. The plate represents the body as a whole, and the transformation of organic matter to dust. The hourglass represents time, the cause of entropy, as well as the time of decay, decay of molecules, and time. In this context, time becomes the key theme of the film.
The clock and the box in the center of the picture are also interrelated. The clock serves as a symbol of fate and the box as a symbol of freedom. The box represents the material world and the wall behind it, with its images of decay, represents the spiritual realm. This connection is similar to that of the young man with the iron lungs in _Cabaret_. But whereas the audience member in _Cabaret_ has a choice between choosing life and returning to the world.
Prompt: At that time, the Dadaist movement was about as unknown as socialism. Dadaism was taking shape during the War and right through the war until it disappeared after 1918. The term Dada is derived from German. It is the first example of a Dada work, or Dadaist art, and there are several examples of Dada.
A Dadaist work is something of no consequence, without a clear concept or form. A Dada work is nonsense. It is pointless, and the object is not supposed to have a meaning. It is useless. For instance, they used to make large graffiti: "1. In order to not kill, it is necessary to kill".2. Or: "3. The fist will always hit the head, the fist will always hit the head". The first sentence is a proverb, but it could also be a recipe for a philosophical treatise. The second sentence would be about the significance of the relationship between the fist and the head. It is a statement about the relationship between the human body and the human head. These two statements form a picture, or a painting, which gives the impression of a nonsense. Dada was the answer to the question: "How is the human mind organized?"
Prompt: Watercolor by Salvador Dali
Then we, that's you and me, work out what it can do and what it won't.
I want to answer some questions that you probably have and to answer a few that I don't. I want to explore the limit of human nature with you. I don't want to make a new religion, just the God that I worship and will some day see for myself.
Is God just a law of nature? Are there different laws governing different times and places? Can we really know anything about the universe from only looking at it? Can we make predictions based on this law? Are there things outside our knowledge? These are questions I have always asked. I have seen that all answers point in one direction. The limits of human knowledge.
My wife asks me why I study the heavens. What if she is right and what I do is a waste of time? She worries about me. What if I'm wrong and this is all nonsense? I have no reason
to doubt her. She is my wife. I know she loves me and the children. I don't want to disappoint her. I don't want her to die disappointed. If I don't do anything in life, I want to do something important. I want to live as if God exists and to die knowing that He is real.
Prompt: Patchwork by Hannah Hoch
The more we think about the situation, the more we can see that no military action is the answer, that the military solution to this crisis would be a disaster. More military intervention would mean more fighting and loss
Prompt: Patchwork by Hannah Hoch
In 1998 he co-founded the Online Puckalows website, together with the Polish visual artist Marcin Ciesielski. They released the first Polish version of the Mister Rogers' Neighborhood television show in 2000.
Prompt: Patchwork by Hannach Hoch
One of the most famous line drawings, drawn in his early 20s. When Picasso was 32. It's a drawing of a man (or possibly a couple of men) being wrestled by a pair of giant gorillas. It was drawn in 1950, a couple of years after the biggest known group of gorillas was captured by the Congo Congo Congo wars, and put into a zoo, they were put on display, and you can see how they are bound, all weight-matched, and the gorillas are attempting to break free.
Note the very human-looking gorilla, all the fur, the paint on his fur, the details, including the orange face paint and blue.
Prompt: "There's only one kind of modern painting: but all the modern painters have their own style. You can go into any gallery and see the paintings of the different modern painters, and they look all different."
Prompt: style by Olga Boznańska
Please tell me, which of these is your favorite?
1. Town Square
2. Game of Doors
3. Floating
4. Sky Scaping
5. Orange Shelter
6. Observatory
7. Sun Blockers
8. Overview Kunstlinie 3D-video
9. Almere Central station lobby
10. Almere Central station outside
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.
