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Cornucopia
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Google Imagen 4.0 Fast
Demeter goddess of harvest, beautiful woman with wheat crown, beautiful curly red hair cornucopia overflowing with fruits and pleanty...
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Autumn Harvest Goddess Demeter in Dutch Golden Age Style
This image depicts the goddess Demeter as a beautiful woman with a wheat crown and flowing red hair, holding a cornucopia overflowing with fruits and grains. The scene is set in golden wheat fields under warm amber lighting, reminiscent of Dutch Golden Age paintings.
Created by Tori on Nov 23, 2025 using the Google Imagen 4.0 Fast AI image generator model.
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- Autumn Demeter: Demeter goddess of harvest, beautiful woman with wheat crown, beautiful curly red hair cornucopia overflowing with fruits and grains, golden wheat fields extending to horizon, warm amber lighting, harvest moon in sky, Dutch Golden Age painting style, abundance and prosperity themes, photorealistic ...Weight: 1
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The next two months are hectic and more challenges were planned, but I pared them back.
THE TWIST: I’ll tell you the four themes yanked from Dec/Jan. Make an image for one (or more) of those themes, tag me, & I’ll tip the image. One image per theme, please! You can use an older image if you’d rather not create something new.
The four themes are: Family Traditions, Yuletide Season, New to You, and Winter Sports.
Next Round: Winter’s Approach
QUESTION! Do you like this challenge room running parallel challenges to the other room, or would you prefer it to have its own unique themes? I’ll go with the majority decision, but it won’t take effect until February, after I’ve exhausted existing themes (which are planned out through the end of January).