Elements of H Nano Banana prompts

2 months ago

a highly detailed cinematic photograph of a metallic human skull situated inside a complex chunky heavy metal machine with dark metallic tones and intricate mechanical details reminiscent of H R Giger's biomechanical artwork for the Brain Salad Surgery album cover by the group Emerson Lake and Palmer with a mix of industrial and futuristic elements in the background and foreground of the image featuring deep shadows and high contrast lighting to emphasize the textures and shapes of the metal machine and the skull with a predominantly dark color palette and subtle hints of neon light to create a sense of mystique and otherworldliness.

2 months ago

Album cover art An intimate, hyper-realistic close-up portrait of Lilith in a studio, lit by a single desk lamp. She is holding a pen poised motionless over a blank notebook page, frozen, unable to write. Her expression is the most important element: a haunted, distant look in her eyes, as if her mind is a million miles away. A faint, **cold blue light** glimmers on one cheek, contrasting with the warm lamplight. The focus is tight on her eyes and the motionless pen. Inspired by the dark mysticism of Zdzisław Beksiński, the biomechanical nightmares of H. R. Giger, and the stark, gothic elegance of Ashley Wood, with a dash of Syd Mead's 8K hyper-realistic 3D rendering, Roger Dean's atmospheric lighting, and Ash Thorp's cinematic composition, all distilled through the warm, golden tones of a Kodak Ektar lens, complete with subtle lens flare and a hint of film grain.