Some close-ups. 3-3
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Mateus Pertussatti
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A medium shot, 3/4 view of a teenage girl with draconic features, standing serenely in a traditional setting. She has very long, deep wine-red hair flowing down her back and pale red animalistic irises. Two deep ruby-red horns protrude from her head, matching the dark red dragon scales scattered across her skin. She is dressed in a pristine white kimono adorned with delicate pink cherry blossom patterns, her hands gently holding the fabric of her sleeves. The scene is set in a tranquil Japanese garden with soft petals falling around her and a wooden engawa porch in the background. The lighting is soft and ethereal, featuring a pastel color palette with a gentle depth of field that emphasizes her mysterious and elegant presence.
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A medium shot, 3/4 view of a teenage girl with draconic features, standing serenely in a traditional setting. She has very long, deep wine-red hair flowing down her back and pale red animalistic irises. Two deep ruby-red horns protrude from her head, matching the dark red dragon scales scattered across her skin. She is dressed in a pristine white kimono adorned with delicate pink cherry blossom patterns, her hands gently holding the fabric of her sleeves. The scene is set in a tranquil Japanese garden with soft petals falling around her and a wooden engawa porch in the background. The lighting is soft and ethereal, featuring a pastel color palette with a gentle depth of field that emphasizes her mysterious and elegant presence.
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