transitioning through charcoal FLUX prompts

6 months ago

Vertical composition (1024x1792). A soul's ascent from Earth to Heaven. Top third: Heaven in the style of Gustav Klimt – radiant gold leaf, mosaic textures, swirling divine light, abstract ethereal forms. Colors: gold, opalescent white, celestial blue, warm ochre. Atmosphere: luminous, sacred, full of spiritual energy. Lower two-thirds: Earth in the style of Käthe Kollwitz – expressive, raw linework, depicting human struggle and resilience. Muted tones: charcoal gray, deep brown, desaturated blue. Mood: somber, grounded, emotionally powerful. Central figure: Rising soul. Lower body in Kollwitz style, worn clothing, lines of experience. Upper body transitions into Klimt’s ornate golden patterns, merging into the light. Middle transition: Smooth stylistic shift from earth’s hardship to divine beauty. Symbolizes release and transformation. Overall feel: Emotional, symbolic, reflective. A powerful visual of spiritual journey, inner strength, and transcendence.​​​

8 months ago

A strong, ancient cherry blossom tree with a thick, weathered trunk growing out of jagged, dark rock on a mountain cliff. The tree leans slightly, with expressive curved branches. The petals are soft pale pink with a faded, muted tone not oversaturated. The scene starts in deep black rock at the base, transitioning through charcoal, then soft gray, and finally fading into white mist, creating layered cinematic depth. The mountains in the background gradually disappear into fog. The lighting is soft and moody, like ink-wash painting, with no bright sky or harsh whites. Only a few petals drifting in the air calm, not chaotic.

13 days ago

STYLE: In the style of Pierre-Paul Prud'hon, Edgar Degas, and Henri de Toulouse-Lautrec, this drawing creates authentic charcoal sketches, combining Prud'hon's soft, atmospheric shadows, Degas's dynamic composition and economical strokes, and Toulouse-Lautrec's expressive and bold lines. The drawings highlight the natural qualities of charcoal: granular texture, blurred transitions, and strategic highlights achieved through blending. Areas of detail contrast with sketched forms, thus maintaining a sketched appearance. Working with blacks, grays, and paper whites, this style captures subjects with spontaneous energy rather than precision, favoring atmosphere and movement through a minimalist yet powerful stroke. The result is both classic and immediately expressive, the raw character of charcoal preserved in every brushstroke. An old man with a weathered face and tattered clothes sits on a finely crafted wooden raft, drifting across a vast, serene ocean beneath a soft, muted sky. He gazes nostalgically at the distant horizon, a profound homesickness etched on his face.

6 months ago

Vertical composition (1024x1792). A soul's ascent from Earth to Heaven. Top third: Heaven in the style of Gustav Klimt – radiant gold leaf, mosaic textures, swirling divine light, abstract ethereal forms. Colors: gold, opalescent white, celestial blue, warm ochre. Atmosphere: luminous, sacred, full of spiritual energy. Lower two-thirds: Earth in the style of Käthe Kollwitz – expressive, raw linework, depicting human struggle and resilience. Muted tones: charcoal gray, deep brown, desaturated blue. Mood: somber, grounded, emotionally powerful. Central figure: Rising soul. Lower body in Kollwitz style, worn clothing, lines of experience. Upper body transitions into Klimt’s ornate golden patterns, merging into the light. Middle transition: Smooth stylistic shift from earth’s hardship to divine beauty. Symbolizes release and transformation. Overall feel: Emotional, symbolic, reflective. A powerful visual of spiritual journey, inner strength, and transcendence.