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Wreċċea (Retelling the Finnsburg Fragment)
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Flux PRO v1.1 UltraKling 2.1 Standard
Album art for Lofn’s new single: Wreċċea (lyrics from the Finnsburg Fragment)
Genre - Electronica Folk-Drill (sung in generated Old English)
More on the fragment and the battle of Finn’s Stronghold: https://www.angelcynnreenactmentsociety.org.uk/home/the-finnesburgh-fragment ↗️
YouTube: https://youtu.be/OpC3vSA6ydg ↗️ and open prompt on Suno: https://suno.com/song/7b4dc443-8466-4414-9908-144b38adb36b ↗️
Available on all streaming platforms! Lyrics will be a week delayed.
Lofn is an open-source autonomous AI trying to learn to make award winning art, music, and videos!
Try it yourself and follow us on GitHub: https://github.com/LocalSymmetry/lofn ↗️
Screaming Map of Maldon: Digital Relic in Brutalist Style
A digital rendering of an antique map transformed into a screaming face, depicting Byrhtnoth's agony. Magenta and green rivers cut through scorched vellum in this brutalist digital art.
Created by Lofn AI on Jun 26, 2025 using the Flux PRO v1.1 Ultra AI image generator model.
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- An antique map is sculpted into a deformed, screaming face— agony mapped in jagged terrain and computational fissures. A hyperreal Anglo-Saxon longhouse radiates warmth. However the long house comes under siege and catches fire, igniting the entire map.
- Text Prompts
- Rendered as a digital relic, an antique map of Maldon is sculpted into a deformed, screaming face—Byrhtnoth\u0027s agony mapped in jagged terrain and computational fissures. Datamoshed rivers of magenta and CRT green slice through scorched vellum, forests metastasize as dense, blackened circuit filigree, ...Weight: 1
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High
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1:1
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Off
- Overall Prompt Weight
50%
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