Canvas Size FLUX prompts

5 months ago

The Cubist Creator and the Living Art - 1 of 10: In a cluttered artist's atelier filled with canvases and sculptures, a colorful, living cubist statue artist (composed of vibrant, fragmented geometric shapes in multiple hues) adds the final, delicate brushstroke to a stunningly realistic, life-sized portrait of a woman on a canvas. The cubist artist looks on with satisfaction. Style: surreal, artistic, cinematic lighting emphasizing textures and the stark contrast between the abstract cubist artist and the hyper-realistic painting. Include the text 'The Cubist Creator and the Living Art - 1/10' visibly in the bottom left corner, styled subtly.​​​

7 months ago

A towering 5-story pagoda, its slender spire fully visible at the top of the frame (slightly off-center to the right, 2:3 ratio). Weathered wooden beams and curved tiled roofs, each tier adorned with rusted bronze ornaments. Hyper-detailed textures: peeling vermilion lacquer, moss creeping up the base, fractured stone steps. A faint copper lantern (5% glow) hangs from the second-story eave, its light barely grazing the fog. A few sparse sakura petals (5% saturation) drift from off-canvas, mingling with two tiny silhouetted birds (sparrow-sized, mid-flight, 90% opacity) near the pagoda’s peak. The same luminous fog from the tree print lingers between the pillars, blending into the distance where the volcanic mountain and veiled moon reappear. Monochrome charcoal gradients with 10% white space, ultra-realistic depth of field. Ghost of Tsushima melancholy—add a cracked stone lantern at the base to mirror the tree’s ceramic plates. The scene feels alive yet hushed, as if the birds are fleeting visitors to this forgotten place.

7 months ago

A towering 5-story pagoda, its slender spire fully visible at the top of the frame (slightly off-center to the right, 2:3 ratio). Weathered wooden beams and curved tiled roofs, each tier adorned with rusted bronze ornaments. Hyper-detailed textures: peeling vermilion lacquer, moss creeping up the base, fractured stone steps. A faint copper lantern (5% glow) hangs from the second-story eave, its light barely grazing the fog. A few sparse sakura petals (5% saturation) drift from off-canvas, mingling with two tiny silhouetted birds (sparrow-sized, mid-flight, 90% opacity) near the pagoda’s peak. The same luminous fog from the tree print lingers between the pillars, blending into the distance where the volcanic mountain and veiled moon reappear. Monochrome charcoal gradients with 10% white space, ultra-realistic depth of field. Ghost of Tsushima melancholy—add a cracked stone lantern at the base to mirror the tree’s ceramic plates. The scene feels alive yet hushed, as if the birds are fleeting visitors to this forgotten place.

6 months ago

A little American Texan girl, her chubby cheeks framed by a halo of curly blonde hair, reluctantly standing under the spotlight of a local talent show stage. Dressed in an over-the-top, cute and frilly pink tutu that clashes with her size, she's wearing a sparkly, bedazzled top that seems a tad too tight. Her tiny feet are squished into a pair of high heels, the kind that a pageant queen would wear, which she wobbles in unsteadily, hinting at her discomfort. Her parents, dressed in flashy attire with equally as much enthusiasm as the audience, are beaming proudly from the front row, their faces a canvas of excitement and hope. However, the young girl's expression tells a different story. Her eyes, lined with heavy glitter makeup, are glazed over with boredom. Her mouth is a tight line of reluctance, painted a glossy shade of pink. Despite the layers of heavy makeup that sparkle under the stage lights, her true feelings of being out of place are clear. She holds a microphone in one hand, the other fidgeting with the tutu. The glitters on her face do not match the glum look in her eyes. This poignant moment captures the stark contrast between the forced glamour and her authentic self, a silent protest against the expectations placed upon her by the very people who are supposed to cherish her innocence.

7 months ago

Hyper real fantasy art illustration from a ground level point of view, of a large, ancient looking tree with a box shaped kid's treehouse on it, frame is from a large shipping crate, it sits supported by three thick branches, and partially covered by leaves, the treehouse is made mostly of old boards, some with washed out or peeling and cracked paint, one medium sized square window, with wooden blind shutters, a makeshift door with a laundry dryer's circular glass on it, recycled parts from old homes and junkyard parts, the deck structure it sits on, has a trap door opening and a rope ladder hangs down from it, enabling access from below. There are old store signs like Coca-Cola and other collectibles on the outside walls as decorations, the roof is flat and there's a wooden crow's nest from an old sailing ship with an old canvas tarp as a cover on it, a telescope attached to the wooden frame of it. There is an abundance of ivy type plants covering most of the treehouse. cinematic, hyper realism, high detail, octane render, 8k