Prompt: Intricately crafted glass Russian doll with delicate, swirling patterns in soft pastel hues of pale pink, lavender, and mint, standing at an open window with ornate, curved frame, adorned with tiny, shimmering dew drops, as a gentle, warm sunlight casts a soft glow, illuminating a glass of radiant, green wine, its delicate, etched glassware refracting light, placed beside a delicate, porcelain-like saucer, surrounded by a sprinkle of lilac flowers, their petals slightly wilted, releasing a whisper of fragrance, evoking a romantic, whimsical ambiance, in the background, a lush, vibrant garden unfurls, with majestic English roses, their full, blush-pink blooms gently swaying, amidst towering trees, their leafy canopies a vibrant, emerald green, and a rustic, wooden garden fence, weathered to a soft, silvery gray, with delicate, climbing vines, in a style reminiscent of James Gurney's attention to detail, Syd Mead's futuristic flair, and the romanticism of John William Waterhouse, with a deep, rich color palette, and an 8k resolution, perfect for a splash screen, filigree detailed, double exposure, glossy, light and shadow, trending on Artstation, crafted with the cutting-edge realism of Unreal Engine 5.
Prompt: Klimt Crochet
Christmas Illuminated Decorated mulled wine with spices
and little playful duckling.
. trending on Artstation, long swirling organza and a moving shiny silk wall hanging, against black space background with moon, meticulously detailed, metallic silver edges, glitter, cosmic, celestial, polished
small christmas décorations, Christmas feast, overjoyed, Gold Glitter, majestic Christmas Flowers, Christmas Tree, Candy, Candles,
Dream Level: is increased each time when you "Go Deeper" into the dream. Each new level is harder to achieve and
takes more iterations than the one before.
Rare Deep Dream: is any dream which went deeper than level 6.
Deep Dream
You cannot go deeper into someone else's dream. You must create your own.
Deep Dream
Currently going deeper is available only for Deep Dreams.
