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2 months ago

digital art no tema do filme Matrix, best quality, ultra realistic, ultimate detailed, low camera angle, half-body portrait: parando balas com as mãos igual no filme matrix, wearing white overcoat , looking down at viewer, short White hair, clear piercing intense eyes, gorgeous kind face, dirt, fog, perfect woman forms, natural beauty, natural skin, natural texture, futuristic city background, dramatic volumetric lightning

3 months ago

Eye-catching promotional campaign poster with a clear public service announcement. Subject: The important message that chocolate is harmful to dogs. Visuals: * Central Dog: A cute, healthy-looking dog (perhaps a Labrador, Beagle, or a friendly mixed breed) sitting attentively. The dog could be looking inquisitively towards the viewer or happily away from any chocolate. * Chocolate Element: A depiction of chocolate (e.g., a chocolate bar, chocolate candies) clearly shown as something to be avoided by the dog. * Warning Symbol: A large, universally understood 'No' symbol (a red circle with a diagonal line through it) should be prominently placed over the chocolate, or between the dog and the chocolate, to signify prohibition. * Overall Scene: Clean, uncluttered background that doesn't distract from the main message. Style: * Art Style: Bright, clean graphic illustration or a clear, friendly cartoon style. Suitable for a public awareness campaign. * Colors: Engaging and clear. Use colors that can draw attention. The red of the 'No' symbol should stand out. The dog should appear healthy and content to reinforce the positive message of care. * Composition: The dog, chocolate, and 'No' symbol should be arranged for immediate visual understanding. Text (Attempted - for the AI to try and generate): * Simple, bold, and highly legible text, perhaps at the top or bottom, stating: "NO CHOCOLATE for DOGS!" or "Keep Dogs Safe: No Chocolate!" Overall Message & Tone: Cautionary but caring, emphasizing responsible pet ownership. The poster should be easily understood at a glance.

2 months ago

Create a digital illustration of the Golem as portrayed by Paul Wegener, capturing the iconic character from the 1920 film directed by Paul Wegener himself. The illustration should embody the aesthetic of 1920s cinema, characterized by its dramatic lighting, high contrast, and expressive, somewhat exaggerated features. The image must be in a 9:16 portrait format. Key elements to include: Character Design: The Golem should be depicted with a robust and imposing stature, reflecting the character's mythical and powerful nature. Emphasize the rough, clay-like texture of the Golem's skin, highlighting cracks and an earthy tone. Facial Expression: Capture the intense and somewhat sorrowful expression of the Golem, with deep-set eyes and a stern, contemplative look that conveys a sense of inner turmoil and humanity. Lighting and Shadows: Use chiaroscuro lighting to create a dramatic effect, with strong contrasts between light and dark areas. This will enhance the three-dimensional appearance and add depth to the character. Background: Incorporate elements reminiscent of early 20th-century film sets, such as gothic architecture or a dimly lit, mysterious environment that complements the eerie and timeless nature of the Golem. Costume and Details: Dress the Golem in period-appropriate attire, possibly tattered or ancient-looking robes, to further emphasize the historical context and the character's otherworldly origin. Color Palette: Utilize a sepia or monochromatic color scheme with subtle hints of color to evoke the look of early colorized films. This will help maintain the vintage feel of the 1920s cinema. Composition: Ensure the composition draws the viewer's eye to the Golem's face and upper body, making it the focal point of the image. Use the vertical format to emphasize the height and grandeur of the character. The overall aim is to create a visually striking and evocative portrait that pays homage to the classic film while incorporating the distinctive style of 1920s cinematography.