he is covered with barnacles FLUX prompts

6 months ago

25. lost underwater spacecraft covered in barnacles, deep trench background --v 7 --style eerie realism --ar 2:3

7 months ago

a close up of a person wearing a beanie, digital art, inspired by Kubisi art, behance contest winner, neo-dada, 3 d character concept, he is covered with barnacles, bubblegum body, walter white fortnite skin, elated gaunt onion head, portrait of machine man, high quality portrait, cute artwork, pills, full body shot hyperdetailed --s 750 --ar 2:3 --q 2

6 months ago

Depict the Flying Dutchman, the infamous ghost ship of legend, as an ancient and spectral vessel lost to time. Its hull is decayed, covered in seaweed and barnacles, betraying centuries spent wandering cursed oceans. The ship's weathered wood is blackened as if burned, creaking ominously in the wind, with gaping holes in its sides that show glimpses of the ocean waves beyond. Its towering masts support tattered and ghostly sails, shredded by countless storms, yet they still billow unnaturally as if driven by unseen forces. A faint, eerie glow radiates from the ship, casting ghostly light onto the surrounding fog and turbulent waters. The deck is populated by its cursed crew—ethereal, skeletal figures cloaked in rotting, sea-soaked garments. Their hollow eyes glow faintly, and their movements are sluggish, as if weighed down by the centuries of their unyielding torment. Some of them are frozen in poses of eternal labor, as though carrying out duties of a doomed voyage. Surrounding the ship, a thick mist swirls and clings to the vessel, blending seamlessly with violent storm clouds and jagged waves. The ship appears to defy nature itself, gliding effortlessly through the chaos. Above, the sky is an ominous shade of gray, fractured by flashes of lightning, and the sound of thunder reverberates through the air. The Flying Dutchman seems to embody both dread and fascination—a tragic vessel, an eternal wanderer, forever shrouded in mystery.

6 months ago

Depict the Flying Dutchman, the infamous ghost ship of legend, as an ancient and spectral vessel lost to time. Its hull is decayed, covered in seaweed and barnacles, betraying centuries spent wandering cursed oceans. The ship's weathered wood is blackened as if burned, creaking ominously in the wind, with gaping holes in its sides that show glimpses of the ocean waves beyond. Its towering masts support tattered and ghostly sails, shredded by countless storms, yet they still billow unnaturally as if driven by unseen forces. A faint, eerie glow radiates from the ship, casting ghostly light onto the surrounding fog and turbulent waters. The deck is populated by its cursed crew—ethereal, skeletal figures cloaked in rotting, sea-soaked garments. Their hollow eyes glow faintly, and their movements are sluggish, as if weighed down by the centuries of their unyielding torment. Some of them are frozen in poses of eternal labor, as though carrying out duties of a doomed voyage. Surrounding the ship, a thick mist swirls and clings to the vessel, blending seamlessly with violent storm clouds and jagged waves. The ship appears to defy nature itself, gliding effortlessly through the chaos. Above, the sky is an ominous shade of gray, fractured by flashes of lightning, and the sound of thunder reverberates through the air. The Flying Dutchman seems to embody both dread and fascination—a tragic vessel, an eternal wanderer, forever shrouded in mystery.

2 months ago

"Dark, abandoned ship moored at a foggy 1960s European dock, inspired by 'Sweeney Todd: The Demon Barber of Fleet Street', large wooden hull covered in rot and barnacles, torn sails flapping in the cold wind, rusted metal fittings, crooked masts casting eerie shadows, dim gas lamps along the dock barely illuminating its silhouette, heavy mist swirling around the boat and planks, reflections of the full moon shimmer on black water, a few shadowy figures watching from the pier, unsettling silence, thick atmosphere of dread and forgotten horror, ultra-detailed textures, cinematic horror lighting, National Geographic style, DSLR depth of field, highly realistic, no modern elements, --ar 16:9 --v 6"

7 months ago

A close-up of Mjolnir, Thor's legendary hammer, resting abandoned on the ocean floor, covered in rust, algae, and coral growth. The once-mighty weapon is now entangled in seaweed, with barnacles and marine life clinging to its ancient surface. The handle is partially buried in the sand, while tiny fish swim around it, exploring the forgotten relic. Sunlight filters through the deep blue water, casting eerie, shimmering beams that illuminate the hammer’s intricate engravings. In the distance, the dark abyss of the ocean fades into mystery, adding to the sense of lost power and forgotten history.