Create your own John Duncan Fergusson inspired art
Create your own images in the style of Scottish Colourist painter John Duncan Fergusson with our free AI image generator.
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John Duncan Fergusson
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John Duncan Fergusson (1874 – 1961) was a Scottish artist and a leading figure in the Scottish Colourist movement. His art style is characterised by bold colours, fluid brushwork, and a keen interest in light and form, influenced by French Impressionism and Post-Impressionism. Fergusson primarily used oil paints, creating vibrant landscapes, portraits, and still lifes that capture the essence of his subjects with a dynamic and expressive approach. His work contributed significantly to modern Scottish art, blending traditional techniques with contemporary styles to create a unique visual language.
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Cat Among Flowers in Colourist Style
A charming image of a cat nestled on a pillow surrounded by flowers and tiny heart-shaped lights. The artwork is reminiscent of Scottish Colourist paintings.
Creado por CatArtistStudy el Aug 4, 2024 usando el modelo generador de imágenes de IA SDXL 1.0.
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- Prompts de texto
- John Duncan FergussonWeight: 1If you learn from these open prompts, please leave your prompts open (or mention @CatArtistStudy) to spread this information to others in the community as well. ♥️cute cat sitting on a pillow, surrounded by flowers, tiny heart lightsWeight: 0.7((extra faces)), two tails, (((photograph))), photo, ((two noses)), letters, text, signature, tilting, frame, blur, extra toes, extra_noses, two_faces, double_faces, (extra paws), human, frame, ugly, tiling, poorly drawn legs, poorly drawn face, poorly drawn pupils, out of frame, print on 3D pillow, ...Weight: -0.5
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CKPT- Resolución inicial
Medium
- Relación de aspecto
1:1
- Tiempo de ejecución
Short
- Peso global del Prompt
50%
- Peso del Refinador
50%
- Método de muestreo
K_DPMPP_2M
