almost entirely merging with a soft FLUX prompts

5 months ago

A highly Impressionistic watercolor vision. Conjure a dream figure of a woman with long, flowing black hair, robed in what might be a traditional Japanese kimono, its details softly lost in the dream. She is an ethereal presence, almost entirely merging with a soft, luminous atmospheric haze of blended reds and whites. Her face, while still very soft and part of the dream, should have features gently suggested through subtle watercolor shading and delicate shifts in color, allowing for a serene, recognizable expression without any hard lines. There should be no discernible sharp edges or lines anywhere else on the figure or clothing; her form is suggested purely by subtle shifts in watercolor washes, light, and shadow, bleeding into the haze. The style is extreme pure watercolor, with very loose, wet-on-wet techniques, where colors bleed and diffuse extensively, creating a soft, pulsating glow. The figure should remain translucent, a fleeting impression made of light and color within the vapor. This is a vision, with a softly visible face,

8 months ago

An intense, emotional portrait: A person, close-up, their face filling almost the entire image. Their eyes look directly into the camera, full of depth, pain, and quiet hope. Tears glisten on their cheeks as a shadow slowly fades from their expression. The light is soft, a warm sunbeam touches their face, breaking the darkness. But this image is not a simple portrait—it is composed of many smaller portraits of sorrowful women. Each figure carries her own story, her own emotion, her own unique color palette. Together, they form a mosaic of pain and hope, seamlessly merging into the larger portrait. The edges between the smaller images are fluid, almost surreal, as if the entire face is woven from memories. The colors of each fragment remain distinct yet blend at the borders, creating a dreamlike, artistic aesthetic. The atmosphere is deeply melancholic, yet filled with inner strength and artistic depth—an abstract, almost surreal representation of sorrow and transformation.