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German Soldiers Marching Through Moscow, Detailed Matte Pain...
German Soldiers Marching Through Moscow, Detailed Matte Pain...
Joseph “The Half-Blood Prince” McGuire
3 years ago

Nazi Soldiers marching through Moscow

Creado hace 3 years ago · 0 comentarios· 0 Me gusta

DreamShaper v8

After the total and complete success of Operation Barbarossa, Stalin was captured and promptly executed by SS soldiers and the city was captured on October 15th 1941
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German Soldiers Marching Through Moscow, Detailed Matte Pain...

This image shows German soldiers marching through Moscow in 1941. The scene is rendered as a detailed matte painting with deep colors and intricate details, reminiscent of fantasy concept art.

Creado por Joseph “The Half-Blood Prince” McGuire el Jan 10, 2024 usando el modelo generador de imágenes de IA DreamShaper v8.


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Estilo de preajuste

NightCafe

Prompts de texto
German soldiers marching through Moscow 1941
Weight: 1
detailed matte painting, deep color, fantastical, intricate detail, splash screen, complementary colors, fantasy concept art, 8k resolution trending on Artstation Unreal Engine 5
Weight: 0.9
Modelo
DreamShaper v8
CKPT

DreamShaper v8

Resolución inicial

Thumb

Relación de aspecto

1:1

Tiempo de ejecución

Short

Peso global del Prompt

50%

Método de muestreo

K_DPMPP_2M


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