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Hyperrealistic portrait of a beautiful elf woman wearing intricately detailed colorful clothing and jewellery, white hair, carrying a baby...
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Flux Schnell
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Hyperrealistic Portrait of an Elf Woman with Baby Dragon in ...
This enchanting image features a stunning elf woman with porcelain skin, adorned in a flowing gown and cloak, cradling a precious baby dragon in a tender embrace, surrounded by a lush, misty forest with towering trees and soft, emerald green foliage, evoking the whimsy of faerie art and the delicate brus...
Created by Yiu on Apr 27, 2025 using the Flux Schnell AI image generator model.
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Creation Settings
- Text Prompts
- Hyperrealistic portrait of a beautiful elf woman wearing intricately detailed colorful clothing and jewellery, white hair, carrying a baby dragon in her arms. Background forestWeight: 1
- Model
CKPT- Initial Resolution
Medium
- Aspect Ratio
1:1
- Runtime
Short
- Overall Prompt Weight
50%
As the curtain falls on our Dragon AI Art Challenge, allow me to express my deepest, most heartfelt—and in no way coerced—gratitude to each and every one of you who participated. Truly. I’m definitely not reading this from a script that JP may or may not have slid under my door at 3AM, written in glitter pen and dragon emojis.
You were incredible. The range of styles, the wild creativity, the lovingly rendered scales—it was like watching a fantasy novel come to life in real time. I laughed, I gasped, I briefly questioned the anatomy of a few dragon-hybrids and I loved every second of it.
A huge thank you for not only sharing your talent but for respecting our Community Standards. It means the world that we can have fun and keep the vibe warm and welcoming—unlike JP, who threatened to withhold snacks unless I used the phrase “majestic wyrms” at least once. (There, I said it. Happy, JP?)