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Chica egyptian
Alejandro Emanuel Martinez diaz
mummy costume. Huge chest. has a
mummy costume. Huge chest. has a mummy bandage covering her chest. dark black hair. yellow eyes. Under the eyes are Egyptian Egyptian black spots. and wearing a serpent Egyptian jewelry. sharp eyes. fierce looking.w
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- Entrée d'invite d'origine
- 미라복장. 거대한 가슴. 가슴을 미라같은 낡은 어두운 노란색 붕대로 가리고 있음. 검은 머리에 노란 눈. 눈 아래에 이집트식 검은 무늬가 있고, 이집트식 뱀 장신구를 하고 있다. 날카로운 눈매, 매섭게 생겼다
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- best quality,masterpiece, ﹝Invites﹞
- Taille
- 768 x 1280
- Étapes d'échantillonnage
- 50
- Méthode d'échantillonnage
- Euler a
- Échelle CFG
- 6
- Négatif
- nsfw, lowres, bad anatomy, bad hands, text, error, missing fingers, extra digit, fewer digits, cropped, worst quality, low quality, quality bad, hands bad, eyes bad, face bad, normal quality, jpeg artifacts, signature, watermark, username, blurry, artist name
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A medium shot, 3/4 view of a slim Egyptian woman from the historic era, captured in a dynamic spinning motion while looking directly at the viewer. She has dark brown short hair accented with distinct stripes of indigo and gold, and striking teal irises with orange secondary rings. Her eyes feature short lashes tipped with gold, and her nails are painted a shimmer yellow. She wears traditional ancient Egyptian attire that exposes her stomach, emphasizing her slim, straight body shape. She is captured mid-spin, her clothing and hair swirling around her with her hands gracefully gesturing in the air. The setting is a muted, historic Egyptian environment with subtle architectural details of sandstone and limestone. The visual style is an impasto-influenced anime painting with a mix of Western illustration and retro flair, featuring heavy, textured brushstrokes. Pronounced luminous highlights contrast sharply with rich, muted tones, creating a dramatic, emotional surface with deep shadows and high-contrast lighting.
Yuri Haruno