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Poinsettia Grows from Burning Candle in Watercolour
Poinsettia Grows from Burning Candle in Watercolour
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Poinsettia Grows from Burning Candle in Watercolour

A watercolour and ink image of a burning pillar candle with a white poinsettia growing from melting wax. Soft, muted colours and an ethereal, misty background create a fantasy feel.

Created by mossy on Sep 11, 2025 using the Boltning XL v1 Lightning AI image generator model.


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Creation Settings

Preset Style

Fantasy

Text Prompts
Watercolour and ink medium image of a large three wick pillar candle slowly burns down. As the candle melts and drips down a white poinsettia grows from the melted wax. Colours are soft and muted. The back ground fades away and is splotchy with white spaces.
Weight: 1
ethereal fantasy hyperdetailed mist Thomas Kinkade
Weight: 0.9
Model
Boltning XL v1 Lightning
CKPT

Boltning XL v1 Lightning

Initial Resolution

Medium

Aspect Ratio

3:4

Runtime

Short

Overall Prompt Weight

50%


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