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Soon, soon, white snow will fall on the meadows, And the snowstorm will sing about something sad, But it was warm, too, but it's a pity th...
DreamShaper v8
Creation Summary by Vincent
Melancholic Figure in Meadow: Gouache Watercolor Masterpiece
A striking picture of a solitary figure in a white dress in a meadow. The image uses thick brush strokes and layered paint to create a textured, impressionist style with muted colors.
Created by Nadyusha on Oct 23, 2024 using the DreamShaper v8 AI image generator model.
Creation Settings
- Preset Style
Detailed Gouache
- Text Prompts
- Soon, soon, white snow will fall on the meadows, And the snowstorm will sing about something sad, But it was warm, too, but it's a pity that everything passed, And no one will return this summer to us.Weight: 1in Gouache Style, Watercolor, Museum Epic Impressionist Maximalist Masterpiece, Thick Brush Strokes, Impasto Gouache, thick layers of gouache watercolors textured on Canvas, 8k Resolution, Matte PaintingWeight: 0.9
- Model
CKPT- Initial Resolution
Thumb
- Aspect Ratio
1:1
- Runtime
Short
- Overall Prompt Weight
50%
- Sampling method
DDIM
Soon, soon, white snow will fall on the meadows, And the snowstorm will sing about something sad, But it was warm, too, but it's a pity that everything passed, And no one will return this summer to us.
That's how it happens, where there is a ringing cry, That's how it happens, where there is a bright moment of happiness. That's how it happens, where is this summer dream, That's how it happens, he melted.
I'm still telling myself that I'll find love., That I will sometimes bring back the autumn summer, But even the wind laughs at me behind my back - My dream is so naive and funny.
Scattered through the bushes, the bird noise was lost, Only a cold noise remained in the thicket of leaves. But where am I going and why am I walking through the leaves?, What am I looking for in this late autumn?