Prompt: American Flag; Speedpaint and Splatterpaint by Junji Ito; robert oxley! Ismail Inceoglu; Gazelli; M.W. Kaluta; richard anderson; paint splatter; paint drips; drip painting; a masterpiece; 8k resolution; trending on artstation; maximalist; uncanny; highly detailed and intricate
Prompt: official face and shoulders portrait of Mel Gibson as a happy victorian gentleman in front of a bookcase, male, cheerful, detailed face, 19th century, highly detailed, cinematic lighting, digital art painting by greg rutkowski
Prompt: official face and shoulders portrait of Dolly Parton with Blonde Hair as a happy Victorian Woman with a detailed face, 19th century Dress, highly detailed, cinematic lighting, digital art painting by greg rutkowski with No Frame
Prompt: official face and shoulders portrait of Taylor Swift as a happy Victorian Woman with a detailed face, 19th century Dress, highly detailed, cinematic lighting, digital art painting by greg rutkowski with No Frame
Prompt: Mrs. Brightside, full of pride
With a smile that's so wide
She spreads joy everywhere
Making life a little more fair
She sees the good in everyone
Even when things aren't fun
Mrs. Brightside, oh so kind
Bringing light to all she finds
So let's all try to be like her
Spreading love and cheer
Mrs. Brightside, we thank you so
For the happiness you bestow.
Prompt: Banana split, a dessert delight,
A treat that brings pure joy to sight,
A scoop of vanilla, chocolate, and strawberry,
Topped with whipped cream, oh so airy!
A banana, sliced right down the middle,
With flavors that make taste buds twiddle,
Nuts and cherries, sprinkled with care,
A classic dessert beyond compare!
A symphony of flavors, a heavenly treat,
With each bite, it's oh so sweet,
A dessert that's loved by young and old,
Banana split, a story yet untold!
Prompt: God spoke to Abram, in a voice so clear,
A call to leave, with faith to steer,
From Ur of the Chaldeans, his homeland past,
To a land unknown, a journey vast.
God promised blessings, so rich and grand,
To make him a father of a blessed land,
A great nation, with a mighty name,
A legacy that would bring him fame.
So Abram went, with faith in his heart,
With Sarai, his wife, they did depart,
To Canaan's land, as God decreed,
Trusting in God's word, indeed.
Through trials and tests, Abram moved on,
His faith in God, forever strong,
Though famine struck, and danger loomed,
God's promise held, in light that bloomed.
Abram built altars, to worship God,
A testimony, where'er he trod,
Proclaiming God's faithfulness, so true,
To all who saw, and heard anew.
In Genesis, this chapter tells,
Of Abram's call, and faith that swells,
To follow God, with trust so pure,
A journey of faith, that would endure.
So let us learn, from Abram's tale,
To heed God's call, and never fail,
To trust in Him, in all we do,
And walk by faith, with courage anew.
Prompt: In Canaan's land, Abram pondered deep,
A childless man, with promises to keep,
God spoke to him, in a vision bright,
Fear not, Abram, I am your light.
God promised him, descendants like stars,
As countless as the sand, in all their bars,
Abram believed, and his faith was strong,
Though years passed by, and hope seemed gone.
God made a covenant, with Abram that day,
To give him a son, in a miraculous way,
They made a sacrifice, with solemn rite,
Sealed with blood, a covenant so bright.
Abram waited patiently, with trust,
In God's promise, he put his thrust,
Though Sarah, his wife, was barren still,
He believed God's word, with unwavering will.
In Genesis, this chapter shows,
God's covenant with Abram, it glows,
A promise made, with faith so bold,
God's plan unfolding, as foretold.
So let us learn, from Abram's story,
To trust in God, in His full glory,
To wait with faith, and not despair,
For God's promises, He'll surely declare.
Prompt: God tested Abraham, one fateful day,
With a command, that took his breath away,
"Take your son Isaac, your only one,
And offer him as a sacrifice, My son."
Abraham obeyed, without a doubt,
Gathered wood, and set out,
With Isaac, his beloved son,
To the mountain, as God had begun.
Isaac questioned, "Where is the lamb?"
Abraham replied, "God will provide, I am",
They built an altar, and arranged the wood,
Bound Isaac, in faithful mood.
As Abraham raised the knife, to slay,
An angel of the Lord, appeared that day,
"Stop!" the angel cried, "Do not harm the boy,
For your faith in God, brings Him great joy."
Abraham looked up, and saw a ram,
Caught in the thicket, by God's plan,
He offered it, as a sacrifice instead,
And praised God's name, with heart so glad.
God honored Abraham's faith so bold,
And blessed him, as He had foretold,
Promising descendants, countless as stars,
A legacy of faith, that reaches far.
In Genesis 22, we learn,
That faith and obedience, God does yearn,
He tests our hearts, to refine our trust,
Prompt: In desert lands, where famine reigned,
A story of faith was soon explained,
A man named Isaac, son of old,
Faced trials and tests, as he was told.
God's covenant with Abraham stood,
Promised blessings, firm and good,
But famine struck the promised land,
So Isaac sought a distant sand.
To Egypt's Pharaoh he would flee,
But God said, "No, stay here with me,
Remain in Canaan, don't be swayed,
The covenant will not be delayed."
Isaac obeyed, with faith so strong,
He sowed and reaped, all season long,
His flocks and herds, they multiplied,
As God's blessings could not be denied.
His wealth grew great, his name renowned,
But envy and jealousy soon abound,
The Philistines, they envied his gain,
And stopped his wells, caused him great pain.
Isaac dug new wells, one by one,
But strife and quarrels were not yet done,
He moved away, sought water fresh,
With faith unshaken, he passed the test.
At last, he found a well that flowed,
And God's promise to him was showed,
"I will bless you, Isaac, my son,
As I did for Abraham, the chosen one."
Prompt: In Genesis, a tale is told,
Of Jacob, young and bold,
He journeyed far, to a distant place,
To Laban's home, with hopeful grace.
He met a shepherdess by a well,
Her name was Rachel, the story tells,
With love at first sight, his heart did race,
He longed to win her, with God's grace.
But Laban, shrewd and sly of heart,
Demanded service, before they could start,
Jacob worked hard, for seven years,
To win Rachel, his love sincere.
But on the wedding night, a shock,
Laban deceived him, like a crock,
He gave him Leah, instead of Rachel,
A cruel trick, a cunning tussle.
Jacob, distraught, confronted Laban,
Who offered Rachel, with a plan,
Another seven years, he would toil,
To win Rachel's hand, his cherished foil.
Jacob agreed, for love so true,
He worked for years, his hope anew,
With steadfast faith, he pursued his love,
Endured the trials, from God above.
Genesis Chapter 29, a love's pursuit,
Jacob's determination, resolute,
He won his Rachel, in the end,
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.
