surrounded by divine cows and peacocks Stable Diffusion prompts

7 months ago

A vibrant landscape featuring Krishna, depicted as a young man playing the flute, alongside Radha, dressed in ornate traditional attire. They stand in a lush green meadow with colorful flowers, surrounded by cows and peacocks. The background showcases a tranquil lake, snow-capped mountains, and a bright moonlit sky, creating a serene and divine atmosphere. Birds are seen flying in the distance, adding to the lively scene. Create in a 42 inches width, 8 inches height in size

7 months ago

A vibrant landscape featuring Krishna, depicted as a young man playing the flute, alongside Radha, dressed in ornate traditional attire. They stand in a lush green meadow with colorful flowers, surrounded by cows and peacocks. The background showcases a tranquil lake, snow-capped mountains, and a bright moonlit sky, creating a serene and divine atmosphere. Birds are seen flying in the distance, adding to the lively scene. Create in a 42 inches width, 8 inches height in size

7 months ago

A hyper-realistic, cinematic scene of Lord Krishna as a divine teenager around 15 years old, seated on a large rock in the middle of a wide, sunlit grassy field. He has light blue skin with a soft divine glow, youthful features, and long wavy dark hair adorned with a golden crown and a glowing peacock feather. He wears a yellow silk dhoti and a simple blue shawl, along with minimal golden jewelry. Krishna holds his flute gently, resting it on his lap, with a serene and thoughtful expression. Surrounding him are cows of various colors—white, brown, and spotted—calmly grazing, lying down, and gently nuzzling near him. Some cows look at him with affection, symbolizing divine connection. The field stretches into the horizon with patches of wildflowers, soft breezes moving the tall grass, and a few trees scattered in the distance. The sky is clear with warm golden sunlight. The atmosphere is serene, spiritual, and grounded in pastoral beauty—capturing Krishna’s divine youth as the beloved cowherd of Vrindavan