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Rococo Painting: Man Worshipping Money Over Brain
Rococo Painting: Man Worshipping Money Over Brain
4 years ago

Do not listen to the voice in your head. Just blindly follow the masses instead!

Creado hace 4 years ago · 0 comentarios· 0 Me gusta

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Rococo Painting: Man Worshipping Money Over Brain

A vibrant rococo-style painting depicts a man removing his brain to worship money. The artwork explores themes of capitalism's destructive impact on the human mind and soul, rendered with hyperrealism and rich detail.

Creado por Will el Aug 4, 2022 usando el modelo generador de imágenes de IA Coherent.


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Prompts de texto
Do not listen to the voice in your head. Just blindly follow the masses instead!
Weight: 1
Detailed elaborate, colorful, layered rococo oil painting of a man removing his brain and worshipping dollar bills by Ivan Aivazovsky and Shawn Coss, rendered in Enscape, photo by Dustin Lefevre, oil on canvas by Dan Witz
Weight: 1
The horrifically powerful nature of capitalism destroying the mind and soul of a man in a suit
Weight: 1
Hyper detailed painting, concept art, hyperrealism, Cinema 4D, 8k resolution, 64 megapixels, coherent, bokeh, CGSociety, ZBrush Central, behance HD, hypermaximalist, a masterpiece, 4K
Weight: 0.4
blur, blurry, undeveloped, noisy, watermark, scratches, messy, paint flecks, dirty, unclear, too sharp, underexposed, too dark
Weight: -1
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