Psychedelic Concert Posters prompts

13 days ago

Psychedelic japanese fox spirit yokai with nine tails in a dark forest, Psychedelic Concert Posters, often for trippy visuals, 1960s influence, or psychedelic rock concerts.

6 months ago

A collage of four psychedelic concert posters in asymmetrical shapes, each poster features surrealist-folk designs in vibrant colors, the first poster on the left upper corner: a mandolin intertwined with geometric-plants and a half-moon atop it, the second poster on the right upper corner: a sun over a flowing glimmering-rainbow waterfall, the third poster on the left bottom corner: a two-tone bird singing with open beak on a branch and magnolia flowers, the fourth poster on the right bottom corner: a backpacker woman atop a hill overlooking an endless maze under the starry sky --ar 4:5 --c 12 --p --s 100

4 months ago

A 1960s psychedelic concert poster for a fictional space rock band

23 days ago

A striking painting depicts a young female standing at the crest of a sun-drenched hill beneath a swirling, kaleidoscopic sky. She has long, straight black hair tipped with electric blue highlights, cascading over her shoulders in a sleek, futuristic style. Her figure is athletic yet graceful, accentuated by a glossy, form-fitting jacket decorated with abstract floral motifs and a short, pleated skirt that ripples in the wind. The landscape around her pulses with color — vivid gradients of pink, turquoise, and gold flow like liquid light, merging natural scenery with dreamlike geometry. Inspired by Takashi Murakami’s pop-surrealism and the vibrant aesthetics of contemporary Pixiv artists, the artwork blends psychedelic poster art with a polished digital finish. The overall scene evokes the energy of a concert poster or a visionary album cover, capturing both cosmic wonder and modern fashion in one mesmerizing, high-saturation composition.

8 months ago

"A vibrant, psychedelic poster inspired by 'Light My Fire' by The Doors. The design features swirling, fiery colors—reds, oranges, and yellows—illuminating a dark, moody background. A silhouette of Jim Morrison stands in the foreground, surrounded by abstract flames and 1960s-inspired typography. The text 'Come on baby, light my fire' glows in a retro, neon-style font. The overall vibe is vintage rock concert aesthetic, with a touch of surrealism and dreamlike energy."