雨降り(Rainy weather)
KanvasOeuvre
2
雨の日の少女
このイラストの少女は雨の日に涼やかに微笑んでいて、濡れた髪や服の描写がとてもリアルで魅力的です。私はこういう静かな雨の日の風景が大好きで、見ているだけで心が落ち着きます。もし気に入ったら、いいねやフォローをぜひお願いします！次回の作品もお楽しみに～
Paparkan Parameter
- Mode
- lite
- Saiz
- 768 x 1280
Model & LoRA yang digunakan
Imej Serupa
Papar lagi
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A medium shot from a 3/4 view depicts a young woman standing alone in a desolate urban alleyway. She has medium-length black hair that frames her face, with downturned brown eyes and a faint, sad smile that conveys a sense of longing. She is dressed in a simple white t-shirt under a bulky, oversized puffer jacket in a muted grey tone, paired with basic blue denim jeans. Her hands are tucked deeply into the pockets of her jacket, her shoulders slightly slumped. The background consists of damp brick walls and a grey concrete ground, with a few scattered puddles reflecting a dim, overcast sky. The visual style is a high-quality anime illustration characterized by soft, diffused lighting and a cool, desaturated color palette, creating a melancholic and lonely atmosphere with a subtle depth of field blurring the distant alley.
Sabrine
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A medium shot at eye-level featuring a beautiful young woman standing alone in a rain-drenched setting. She has a slender build, delicate facial features, and a gentle, slightly melancholic expression, with a few stray strands of hair clinging to her cheeks. She is wearing a simple white cotton t-shirt and a light blue denim skirt; both garments are completely drenched, clinging tightly to her skin and becoming semi-translucent in several areas. Her arms hang naturally at her sides, with droplets of water dripping from her fingertips. The background consists of a blurred urban street during a heavy downpour, with shimmering puddles reflecting the dim surroundings. The lighting is soft and diffused, dominated by a cool, muted color palette of greys and blues, enhanced by the glistening texture of water on her skin and clothes, creating a serene and atmospheric mood.
Sejun Lim
雨が続きます (The rainy weather continues)
KanvasOeuvre
2
