binary code effect FLUX prompts

9 months ago

A disoriented young man in quantum fluctuation state, fractured mirrors reflecting multiple selves, swirling Klein Blue liquid metal forming question marks, translucent skin revealing holographic neural networks, hands emitting Schrӧdinger's cat particle effects, floating Sanskrit glyphs dissolving into binary codes, cybernetic monastery architecture collapsing into Penrose stairs, dramatic gamma-ray burst lighting with bioluminescent veins, hyper-detailed surrealism trending on ArtStation, intricate sci-fi textures by Beeple and Moebius, 8k cinematic rendering --ar 16:9 --v 5.2

6 months ago

Design a futuristic NFC business card for a WordPress web agency named TechLikom. The card should embody digital innovation and modern web design. Include: A sleek, minimalist layout with a gradient of tech-inspired colors (electric blue, metallic silver, and vibrant purple). Visual elements: A glowing WordPress logo integrated with circuit-board patterns. Tiny icons representing services: a paintbrush (graphic design), a rocket (SEO), a social media graph (likes/followers), a Google Maps pin, and a smartphone (app development). An abstract NFC chip symbol (golden or holographic) at the corner, radiating light particles. Text: ‘TechLikom’ in bold, modern typography with a subtle 3D effect. Add a tagline: ‘Transform Your Digital Presence’. Background: Futuristic digital waves or binary code flowing diagonally, blending with Moroccan geometric patterns (hint at the agency’s local roots). Style: Ultra-detailed, 4k, cyberpunk aesthetics with soft neon glows. Use metallic textures and clean lines for a professional yet cutting-edge feel."

5 months ago

A super hyper-realistic landscape photo of a serene forest at golden hour. In a clear stream in the center of the image, a perfectly photorealistic deer is drinking. However, the simulation of this world is breaking down and unfinished in several places. The surface of the water behind the deer is not complete; it resolves into a translucent, glowing blue wireframe grid instead of realistic ripples. A large tree on the left side of the frame is only partially rendered. Its photorealistic bark near the bottom transitions into a smooth, grey, untextured 3D model further up. In the close foreground, some fern leaves are not solid. They are made of cascading strings of green binary code (0s and 1s) that form the shape of the leaves, as if they are still being generated. The overall effect is that of a beautiful, hyper-realistic simulation that is glitching or unfinished at the edges, revealing the artificial construction underneath