AI art "Graduation Day ceremony" featuring #Original, #Tsubaki.3 and #PixAI Nasu
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Graduation Day ceremony

Graduation Day ceremony

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Nasu's Tokyo Journey
#Original#Tsubaki.3
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A medium shot from a slightly elevated angle shows two teenage girls sitting side-by-side among other graduating students in a crowded ceremony. To the left, a tall, slim Japanese-American girl with an athletic build is seated; she wears a graduation cap and gown, her expression calm as she looks forward. Beside her, a tall, slim Black American girl with curly black hair and a pretty face also wears a graduation cap and gown, sitting with a neutral expression. Both girls are sitting with their legs crossed, causing their short gowns to ride up slightly. The background is filled with a blurred crowd of students in similar academic attire, seated in rows of chairs. The scene is rendered as a high-quality anime illustration with realistic proportions, featuring bright, natural daylight filtering through an indoor arena, creating a celebratory yet formal atmosphere with a vibrant color palette.
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Ursprünglicher Prompt
anime character, 1girl, teen, Japanese/American real tall slim, large boob, very athletic, realistic as possible. She is wearing a cap and gown for High school graduation. Her gown is rather short, when she sits down. Go commando her pussy is viable if anyone looks close enough. Going commando was a dare by her friend Amanda. anime character, 1girl, teen, black American tall slim, large boobs, athletic, Black curly hair. Hates rap and hip hop. Very pretty, realistic as possible. She is also wearing cap and gown for High School Graduation. Like Miho, her gown is too short when sitting. She too is going commando, her real pink pussy is barely visible with her thick curly pubes. The 2 girls are sitting beside each other. With other graduating students. What’s the point of going commando when their legs were crossed
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1280 x 960

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