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Surreal Poet Turns Words Into Feelings
Surreal Poet Turns Words Into Feelings
2 years ago

The Poet Is A Little Bit Magician. He Turns Words Into Feelings

Created 2 years ago · 3 comments· 0 likes

Cherry Picker XL v2.7

#surreal

The title is a quote from Paul Eluard, the idea for is from @curiouscat

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Surreal Poet Turns Words Into Feelings

A surreal masterpiece of a poet turning words into feelings. The image features expansive imperial colors and dynamic lighting in the style of surrealist painters.

Created by Averoho on Feb 29, 2024 using the Cherry Picker XL v2.7 AI image generator model.


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How true

2024-03-05T21:25:45.284ZReply

Wonderful ! J'adore, c'est très beau 👍🏻😄

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Text Prompts
The poet is a little bit magician. He turns words into feelings || surreal masterpiece in the styles of Patrick Woodroffe and James McCarthy and Salvador Dali, expansive, imperial colors, dynamic lighting, sharp focus, highest resolution
Weight: 1
Model
Cherry Picker XL v2.7
CKPT

Cherry Picker XL v2.7

Initial Resolution

Medium

Aspect Ratio

16:9

Runtime

Short

Overall Prompt Weight

75%

Refiner Weight

Off

Sampling method

K_DPMPP_2M


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