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Stable CoreLuma Dream Machine 1.6
Based on prompts from @Gazelli
Macabre Melting Figure in Dark Surrealism Style
This image shows a surreal, macabre scene of a person melting into a pool of darkness. The art style evokes early 20th-century horror with soft, muted colors and a grainy, analog texture.
Created by Quiet Volcano on Aug 29, 2024 using the Stable Core AI image generator model.
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Wow! Now that is creepy. However many times I see it, I keep feeling the eyes are going to open 😱
And thank you for the tip, just going through my notifications now so it took me way too long to see it. Love you!
It's my time for compliments now!! It's Amazing, I love how the ink sticks to his skin! the branches in the background add so much amazing detail, it adds to the spookiness!! I like how his reflection is done so well in the bottom of the ink, and how you can tell the thickness of the ink because of how deep those ripples are, aww man I wish I could tip you back!
Love it!!! This is asking for an animation.... just saying... ^^
Reminds me of A scene in Apocalypse Now! 👏👏
Creation Settings
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- Video Prompt
- A dark and terrifying man rising out of a pool of black ink. Dark fetid blackness dripping and rippling out from him into a pool of midnight black fluid.
- Text Prompts
- Surreal dark macabre depiction of a person (slowly melting:1.5) into a pool of darkness. Minimalistic style, emphasizing a bizarre, dreamlike environment. Surreal ambiance. Early 20th-century horror aesthetic with paradoxical, gloomy nuances, displaced, glitch-like macabre universe. Striking grainy texture, ...Weight: 1
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Medium
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2:3
- Overall Prompt Weight
50%
I love this one! It gives me the chills...Thankt you so much for the kind message and the tip. The reason why you didn't see my works lately could be also the fact that I had a monthly break from publishing here. I came back over a week ago or so. And the algorithm can be realy strange around here sometimes. With so so many creations published in hundreds, you can only see a small section of others work and often I feel like we really miss a lot of great stuff.