fictional future banknote designs - common groundsel (senecio vulgaris)
Model:
AIVision
Size:
5960 X 3352
(19.98 MP)
Used settings:
Prompt: Complete width, as wide and large as possible image, extra full and wide, 16:9, full image extending all the way to the edges, extremely large and wide, rectangular, full-screen, full frontal image surrounded by an elegant, very thin, slender frame of intricate guilloche patterns of unparalled detail and beauty. Inside the single, very thin, rectangular frame that fills the entire screen is an intricately patterned print showing a banknote motif from an imaginary series themed "European wildflowers." The image features a close-up of common groundsel (senecio vulgaris) on the margins of a wheat crop field. The plant has pinnately and sharply lobed, somewhat hairy, glossy, green leaves that all along the stem; they become smaller toward the top of the stem. The flowers lack ray floreds, with the yellow disc florets peeking out from the green, tubular bracts that have a striped appearance. Two of the flowers have already gone to seed, with fluffy, silver-white seedheads that look only messy. The groundsel plant stands out against the partly yellowish stems of the whet crop behind it, which are rendered in a strongly repetitive, linear pattern. The groundsel and the field are rendered in mesmerizingly repetitive, organic patterns of painstaking detail, as the image is an extremely detailed intaglio print composed of hundreds upon hundreds of lines and dots in few basic colors: Green for the groundsel leaves, yellow highlights for the groundsel disc florets, silvery-white for the seedheads, and greenish-yellow for the wheat stems. The yellow-green repeats in the thin guilloche frame.
Prompt: Complete width, as large as possible image, extra full and wide, 16:9, full image extending all the way to the edges, extremely large and wide, rectangular, full-screen, full frontal image surrounded by an elegant, very thin, slender frame of intricate guilloche patterns of unparalled detail and beauty. Inside the single, very thin, rectangular frame that fills the entire screen is an intricately patterned print showing a banknote motif from an imaginary series themed "European wildflowers." The image features a close-up of a large, dense patch of winter aconite (eranthis hyemalis) in full bloom on a leaf-littered forest floor in eraly March. The sun is shining through the bare branches, throwing light and shade patterns on the six-sepaled, bright-yellow blossoms of the aconites and the deeply notched, ribbed, leaf-like bracts enveloping each shiny, yellow blossom. The floral display and the rock are rendered in mesmerizingly repetitive, organic patterns of painstaking detail, as the image is an extremely detailed intaglio print composed of hundreds upon hundreds of lines and dots in few basic colors: Shiny lemon-yellow for the flowers, green for the bracts, dark brown for the leaf litter underground.
Prompt: Extreme and complete width, as wide and large as possible image, extra full and wide, 16:9, full image extending all the way to the edges, extremely large and wide, rectangular, full-screen, full frontal image surrounded by an elegant, very thin, slender frame of intricate guilloche patterns of unparalled detail and beauty. Inside the single, very thin, rectangular frame that fills the entire screen is an intricately patterned print showing a banknote motif from an imaginary series themed "European wildflowers." The image features a close-up of a large, old prickly pear cactus (opuntia ficus-indica) growing in stony soil in a hot, arid, sun-baked Southern Mediterranian country. The cacus has many fresh, new pads emerging from its older, oblong paddles (cladodes) covered in caredully arranged, long spines, each emerging from a group of smaller, hairy bristles (glochidia). The paddles and new plantlets are light green, the spines brown, and the glochidia silvery-white. The venerable prickly pear cactus also has numerous large, red, fleshy, spine-covered fruits in various stages of maturity. The cactus and the stony field on which it grows as well as azure sky are rendered in mesmerizingly repetitive, organic patterns of painstaking detail, as the image is an extremely detailed intaglio print composed of hundreds upon hundreds of lines and dots in few basic colors: Light green for the prickly pear cactus, with brown spines and shit-silver glochids, red for the fruit, azure for the sky, and shades of arid brown for the stony field. The stone pattern and colors repeat in the thin guilloche frame.
Prompt: Complete width, as wide and large as possible image, extra full and wide, 16:9, full image extending all the way to the edges, extremely large and wide, rectangular, full-screen, full frontal image surrounded by an elegant, very thin, slender frame of intricate guilloche patterns of unparalled detail and beauty. Inside the single, very thin, rectangular frame that fills the entire screen is an intricately patterned print showing a banknote motif from an imaginary series themed "European wildflowers." The image features a close-up of a mat-like stand of spreading goldmoss stonecrop (sedum acre) in full bloom in July. The mat is densely covered with tiny, bright sulphur-yellow, five-petaled, star-like flowers sitting on short stems enveloped in tiny, red-tinged, fleshy leaves. The mat of goldmoss stonecrop under the flowering stems is made up of very dense branchlets close to the ground.These short stems are fully covered in tiny, fleshy, mid-green to yellow leaves with rounded tips, making the leaves look like tiny grains of rice. The plant mat hugs the stony underground. The stonecrop and the stony underground are rendered in a strongly repetitive, linear pattern. The entire image has mesmerizingly repetitive, organic patterns of painstaking detail, as the image is an extremely detailed intaglio print composed of hundreds upon hundreds of lines and dots in few basic colors: Green for the low carpet of stems, redddish-green for he flower stems, sulphur yellow for the flowers, and shades of brown-gray for the stony underground. The yellow, green, and red repeat in the thin guilloche frame.
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takes more iterations than the one before.
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Deep Dream
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