Micetecacihualtl (Aztec)
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The Aztec goddess Mictecacihuatl, a central figure in ancient Mesoamerican mythology, holds a vital role in the realm of the dead. As a revered deity, she oversaw the care of the deceased’s bones and presided over festivals in their honor. Over time, these traditions melded with Spanish Catholic customs, giving birth to the vibrant celebration known as Día de los Muertos, observed from October 31st to November 2nd. Her representation as a skeletal figure, and the evolution of her worship, shedding light on the fascinating Aztec cultural practices and their contemporary manifestations in Mexico.
((Compressed image quality, 340p Pre-rendered background coloring)), ((Mesmerizing conceptual illustration inspired by deep scenery artworks), (green, white, red, Aztec motif, Aztec warrior), color pop, seasonal palette, [[[shine render fix]]], [vector color fix, watercolor contrast fix, photography focal point fix], [[softest carbon gradient fix]], ((Colored Skin)), ((Dark brown Skin)), Tenoch Huerta,Mexica City, Tenochtitlan capital city in the background, aztec, day of the dead celebration, colorful sugar skull face paint
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- 縦横比
- 768 x 1024
- Sampling Steps
- 20
- Sampling Method
- Euler a
- CFGスケール
- 6
- ネガティブ
- (worst quality, low quality, large head, extra digits:1.4), EasyNegativeV2, ng_deepnegative_v1_75t
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