Ascending and Descending prompts

5 months ago

The masseter muscle (Latin: musculus masseter) is a powerful masticatory muscle of the manducatory apparatus. It is made up of two parts : a superficial part, a deep part formed They are separated into four fascicles: a superficial, an intermediate, a deep and a coronoid[1],[2] . Origin The superficial fascicle inserts on the anterior 2/3 of the zygomatic arch, including an insertion on the posteroinferior edge of the zygomatic bone, via an aponeurotic blade joining the lateral surface of the muscle; The intermediate fasciculus inserts slightly more posteriorly to the superficial fasciculus; The deep fasciculus arises on the lower edge of the zygomatic arch, including the zygomatic process of the temporal bone; The coronoid fasciculus inserts on the medial surface of the zygomatic process of the temporal bone. Trajectory The superficial fasciculus is oblique downwards and posteriorly; The intermediate fasciculus is slightly more vertical. It is almost completely covered by the superficial bundle; The deep bundle is vertical and descending; The coronoid bundle is oblique. Insertion The masseter ends on the lateral surface of the mandible: The superficial fasciculus terminates on the lower part of the ascending ramus of the mandible, covering the gonion (angle of the mandible); The deep fasciculus terminates on the lateral surface of the ascending ramus of the mandible, above the superficial fasciculus, going up to the front of the mandible. Translated with DeepL.com (free version)

5 months ago

"An infinite Escher-like staircase populated by featureless, cloaked figures endlessly ascending and descending. Monochromatic, architectural illusion."​​​

9 months ago

in the style of chiaroscuro technique, suehiro maruo, energy-filled illustrations, cartoon realism, overexposure effect, magali villeneuve, luminous shadowing --ar 31:64 --stylize 750 --v 6.1 Create a large-scale geometric family portrait in the style of M.C. Escher's impossible architectures. The composition should be divided into four interconnected quadrants surrounding a central circular element, with each quadrant featuring an impossible staircase rendered in the following scheme: Upper Left Quadrant Base color: Rose pink with darker pink shadows Impossible staircase ascending counter-clockwise Architectural details suggesting a gentle, ethereal quality Subtle textile patterns incorporating diamond motifs. In Bold Lettering the word "ANGEL" appears. Upper Right Quadrant Base color: Warm yellow with golden undertones Impossible staircase ascending clockwise. Strong, bold architectural lines. Geometric patterns suggesting strength and stability. Containing In Bold Lettering "DADDY" Lower Left Quadrant Base color: Deep coral red with burgundy shadows. Impossible staircase descending counter-clockwise. Dynamic architectural elements suggesting movement Tessellated patterns with sharp, precise edges. Containing In Bold Lettering "ALEX" Lower Right Quadrant Base color: Soft purple with lavender highlights Impossible staircase descending clockwise. Flowing architectural details suggesting grace Intricate patterns incorporating cat elements. Containing In Bold Lettering "MOMMY" Central Element A perfect circle containing In Bold Lettering "MITCHELL FAMILY" Design the circle as a portal where all staircases seem to both emerge from and return to Include subtle metallic gold leaf detailing around the edges Create an optical illusion where the circle appears to both recede and project Maintain clean, precise linework characteristic of technical architectural drawings Include subtle references to family unity through interlocking patterns between quadrants Create seamless transitions between color zones while maintaining distinct quadrant identities Incorporate microscopic details that reward close inspection Ensure that each impossible staircase, while distinct, contributes to a unified circular flow around the central element