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Skye Hawkins
Contest Entry
PixAI โHalloween Oddities Clubโ Special Contest - A Night at Higan Inn#PixAI Halloween 2026
Paparkan Parameter
- Prompt Asal
- A autumn forest with the leaves fallen from the trees looking over a graveyard, the morning sun is coming out from the mountains in the background. The mountain peaks are snow covered. The morning sky is brillant yellows and blues as it shimmers over the land. Everything looks peaceful as the dead come to rest again. Autumn Forest, Bare trees, Autumn Leaves, Graveyard, Path, Morning Sun, Sun, Morning, Clear Sky,
- Mod
- ultra
- Saiz
- 1104 x 1824
- Kaedah Pensampelan
- Euler
- Negatif
- lowres, worst quality, low quality, bad anatomy, explicit
Pembantu Prompt
Model & LoRA yang digunakan
Imej Serupa
Papar lagiwide shot, no humans, landscape, autumn forest, bare trees, fallen leaves, graveyard, gravestones, path, morning, sunrise, sun, sunbeams, from behind, looking over graveyard, mountains, snow-capped mountains, distant mountains, yellow sky, blue sky, clear sky, gradient sky, dramatic sky, peaceful, serene, backlighting, long shadows, mist, golden hour, depth of field,
A wide, elevated shot from behind the last stand of trees, as though the viewer has just stepped out of the treeline and stopped: the camera sits high on a slope at the forest's edge, looking down and out over a small country graveyard that lies below in the midground. Bare autumn trees frame both edges of the picture, their black trunks close to the lens and heavily foreshortened, their crown branches stripped to a lattice of fine dark lines against the bright sky; they lean inward and their twigs mesh across the top of the frame like a natural arch. Around their roots and across the foreground slope the ground is buried under deep drifts of fallen leaves -- rust, ochre, burnt orange and dull crimson -- banked against the trunks and pooled in the lee of every stone, thick enough that no soil shows.
Below, the graveyard: two or three dozen weathered upright headstones and a few low slabs and crosses set in rough mown rows, pale grey limestone gone green-black with lichen and wet at the base, one or two leaning off true, grass cropped short and scattered with leaves blown down from the slope. A narrow dirt path threads from the near foreground, passing between the tree trunks and switchbacking down the slope into the burial ground, then on between the rows toward a low drystone wall at the far side, its surface pale and rutted, edged with fallen leaves that gather in its wheel ruts and along its margins.
Beyond the wall the land falls away into a soft valley filled with a low flat layer of mist that fills the depressions like water and laps at the bases of the furthest stones, leaving their tops floating above it. Out of that mist rise the mountains: a broad ridge of dark forested foothills in the middle distance, blue-grey with aerial perspective, and behind them the high range, its peaks sharp and snow-covered, the snow catching the first light and turning pale rose-gold on the east-facing faces while the west faces stay cold blue.
The sun has just cleared the eastern ridge, low in the frame on the left side, still half-occluded by the jagged silhouette of the mountain shoulder; the morning sky above is a wide gradient, brilliant yellow at the horizon fanning into warm gold and then through pale greenish-cyan into a deep clear blue at the top of the frame, with a few thin streaks of high cirrus flung horizontally across it, lit underneath. The sun's rays break past the ridge in visible pale shafts through the mist, and the light rakes almost horizontally across the whole land, so every headstone and every tree trunk throws a long shadow stretching toward the right foreground; the tops and east faces of the stones catch the warm light while their western sides and the ground behind them stay in cool shadow. A single column of thin grey smoke rises without wind from somewhere beyond the far wall, the only moving thing in the picture.
The palette is disciplined: warm ochres, rusts, golds and pale yellows in the leaves, the path and the sky's low band; cool blue-greys in the mist, the mountains and every shadow; and a bone-grey third for the stones, nothing else admitted. The only specular highlights are the wet lichen on the stones, the dewed upper faces of the leaves and the snowfields of the peaks, which are the brightest things in the frame after the sky. The composition leads the eye down the pale path from the near left toward the lit gravestones and out to the snow peaks on the vanishing axis, with the dark trees serving as a framing arch that keeps the sky as the widest, emptiest area of the image -- deliberate negative space. Still air, no wind; the leaves lie where they have fallen and the mist lies flat and undisturbed, its top edge sharp where the sun strikes it and blurred where it rolls into the valley shade. A profound, quiet stillness.
Skye Hawkins
wide shot, no humans, landscape, autumn forest, bare trees, fallen leaves, graveyard, gravestones, path, morning, sunrise, sun, sunbeams, from behind, looking over graveyard, mountains, snow-capped mountains, distant mountains, yellow sky, blue sky, clear sky, gradient sky, dramatic sky, peaceful, serene, backlighting, long shadows, mist, golden hour, depth of field,
A wide, elevated shot from behind the last stand of trees, as though the viewer has just stepped out of the treeline and stopped: the camera sits high on a slope at the forest's edge, looking down and out over a small country graveyard that lies below in the midground. Bare autumn trees frame both edges of the picture, their black trunks close to the lens and heavily foreshortened, their crown branches stripped to a lattice of fine dark lines against the bright sky; they lean inward and their twigs mesh across the top of the frame like a natural arch. Around their roots and across the foreground slope the ground is buried under deep drifts of fallen leaves -- rust, ochre, burnt orange and dull crimson -- banked against the trunks and pooled in the lee of every stone, thick enough that no soil shows.
Below, the graveyard: two or three dozen weathered upright headstones and a few low slabs and crosses set in rough mown rows, pale grey limestone gone green-black with lichen and wet at the base, one or two leaning off true, grass cropped short and scattered with leaves blown down from the slope. A narrow dirt path threads from the near foreground, passing between the tree trunks and switchbacking down the slope into the burial ground, then on between the rows toward a low drystone wall at the far side, its surface pale and rutted, edged with fallen leaves that gather in its wheel ruts and along its margins.
Beyond the wall the land falls away into a soft valley filled with a low flat layer of mist that fills the depressions like water and laps at the bases of the furthest stones, leaving their tops floating above it. Out of that mist rise the mountains: a broad ridge of dark forested foothills in the middle distance, blue-grey with aerial perspective, and behind them the high range, its peaks sharp and snow-covered, the snow catching the first light and turning pale rose-gold on the east-facing faces while the west faces stay cold blue.
The sun has just cleared the eastern ridge, low in the frame on the left side, still half-occluded by the jagged silhouette of the mountain shoulder; the morning sky above is a wide gradient, brilliant yellow at the horizon fanning into warm gold and then through pale greenish-cyan into a deep clear blue at the top of the frame, with a few thin streaks of high cirrus flung horizontally across it, lit underneath. The sun's rays break past the ridge in visible pale shafts through the mist, and the light rakes almost horizontally across the whole land, so every headstone and every tree trunk throws a long shadow stretching toward the right foreground; the tops and east faces of the stones catch the warm light while their western sides and the ground behind them stay in cool shadow. A single column of thin grey smoke rises without wind from somewhere beyond the far wall, the only moving thing in the picture.
The palette is disciplined: warm ochres, rusts, golds and pale yellows in the leaves, the path and the sky's low band; cool blue-greys in the mist, the mountains and every shadow; and a bone-grey third for the stones, nothing else admitted. The only specular highlights are the wet lichen on the stones, the dewed upper faces of the leaves and the snowfields of the peaks, which are the brightest things in the frame after the sky. The composition leads the eye down the pale path from the near left toward the lit gravestones and out to the snow peaks on the vanishing axis, with the dark trees serving as a framing arch that keeps the sky as the widest, emptiest area of the image -- deliberate negative space. Still air, no wind; the leaves lie where they have fallen and the mist lies flat and undisturbed, its top edge sharp where the sun strikes it and blurred where it rolls into the valley shade. A profound, quiet stillness.
Skye Hawkins
wide shot, no humans, landscape, autumn forest, bare trees, fallen leaves, graveyard, gravestones, path, morning, sunrise, sun, sunbeams, from behind, looking over graveyard, mountains, snow-capped mountains, distant mountains, yellow sky, blue sky, clear sky, gradient sky, dramatic sky, peaceful, serene, backlighting, long shadows, mist, golden hour, depth of field,
A wide, elevated shot from behind the last stand of trees, as though the viewer has just stepped out of the treeline and stopped: the camera sits high on a slope at the forest's edge, looking down and out over a small country graveyard that lies below in the midground. Bare autumn trees frame both edges of the picture, their black trunks close to the lens and heavily foreshortened, their crown branches stripped to a lattice of fine dark lines against the bright sky; they lean inward and their twigs mesh across the top of the frame like a natural arch. Around their roots and across the foreground slope the ground is buried under deep drifts of fallen leaves -- rust, ochre, burnt orange and dull crimson -- banked against the trunks and pooled in the lee of every stone, thick enough that no soil shows.
Below, the graveyard: two or three dozen weathered upright headstones and a few low slabs and crosses set in rough mown rows, pale grey limestone gone green-black with lichen and wet at the base, one or two leaning off true, grass cropped short and scattered with leaves blown down from the slope. A narrow dirt path threads from the near foreground, passing between the tree trunks and switchbacking down the slope into the burial ground, then on between the rows toward a low drystone wall at the far side, its surface pale and rutted, edged with fallen leaves that gather in its wheel ruts and along its margins.
Beyond the wall the land falls away into a soft valley filled with a low flat layer of mist that fills the depressions like water and laps at the bases of the furthest stones, leaving their tops floating above it. Out of that mist rise the mountains: a broad ridge of dark forested foothills in the middle distance, blue-grey with aerial perspective, and behind them the high range, its peaks sharp and snow-covered, the snow catching the first light and turning pale rose-gold on the east-facing faces while the west faces stay cold blue.
The sun has just cleared the eastern ridge, low in the frame on the left side, still half-occluded by the jagged silhouette of the mountain shoulder; the morning sky above is a wide gradient, brilliant yellow at the horizon fanning into warm gold and then through pale greenish-cyan into a deep clear blue at the top of the frame, with a few thin streaks of high cirrus flung horizontally across it, lit underneath. The sun's rays break past the ridge in visible pale shafts through the mist, and the light rakes almost horizontally across the whole land, so every headstone and every tree trunk throws a long shadow stretching toward the right foreground; the tops and east faces of the stones catch the warm light while their western sides and the ground behind them stay in cool shadow. A single column of thin grey smoke rises without wind from somewhere beyond the far wall, the only moving thing in the picture.
The palette is disciplined: warm ochres, rusts, golds and pale yellows in the leaves, the path and the sky's low band; cool blue-greys in the mist, the mountains and every shadow; and a bone-grey third for the stones, nothing else admitted. The only specular highlights are the wet lichen on the stones, the dewed upper faces of the leaves and the snowfields of the peaks, which are the brightest things in the frame after the sky. The composition leads the eye down the pale path from the near left toward the lit gravestones and out to the snow peaks on the vanishing axis, with the dark trees serving as a framing arch that keeps the sky as the widest, emptiest area of the image -- deliberate negative space. Still air, no wind; the leaves lie where they have fallen and the mist lies flat and undisturbed, its top edge sharp where the sun strikes it and blurred where it rolls into the valley shade. A profound, quiet stillness.
Skye Hawkins
wide shot, no humans, landscape, autumn forest, bare trees, fallen leaves, graveyard, gravestones, path, morning, sunrise, sun, sunbeams, from behind, looking over graveyard, mountains, snow-capped mountains, distant mountains, yellow sky, blue sky, clear sky, gradient sky, dramatic sky, peaceful, serene, backlighting, long shadows, mist, golden hour, depth of field, A wide, elevated shot from behind the last stand of trees, as though the viewer has just stepped out of the treeline and stopped: the camera sits high on a slope at the forest's edge, looking down and out over a small country graveyard that lies below in the midground. Bare autumn trees frame both edges of the picture, their black trunks close to the lens and heavily foreshortened, their crown branches stripped to a lattice of fine dark lines against the bright sky; they lean inward and their twigs mesh across the top of the frame like a natural arch. Around their roots and across the foreground slope the ground is buried under deep drifts of fallen leaves -- rust, ochre, burnt orange and dull crimson -- banked against the trunks and pooled in the lee of every stone, thick enough that no soil shows. Below, the graveyard: two or three dozen weathered upright headstones and a few low slabs and crosses set in rough mown rows, pale grey limestone gone green-black with lichen and wet at the base, one or two leaning off true, grass cropped short and scattered with leaves blown down from the slope. A narrow dirt path threads from the near foreground, passing between the tree trunks and switchbacking down the slope into the burial ground, then on between the rows toward a low drystone wall at the far side, its surface pale and rutted, edged with fallen leaves that gather in its wheel ruts and along its margins. Beyond the wall the land falls away into a soft valley filled with a low flat layer of mist that fills the depressions like water and laps at the bases of the furthest stones, leaving their tops floating above it. Out of that mist rise the mountains: a broad ridge of dark forested foothills in the middle distance, blue-grey with aerial perspective, and behind them the high range, its peaks sharp and snow-covered, the snow catching the first light and turning pale rose-gold on the east-facing faces while the west faces stay cold blue. The sun has just cleared the eastern ridge, low in the frame on the left side, still half-occluded by the jagged silhouette of the mountain shoulder; the morning sky above is a wide gradient, brilliant yellow at the horizon fanning into warm gold and then through pale greenish-cyan into a deep clear blue at the top of the frame, with a few thin streaks of high cirrus flung horizontally across it, lit underneath. The sun's rays break past the ridge in visible pale shafts through the mist, and the light rakes almost horizontally across the whole land, so every headstone and every tree trunk throws a long shadow stretching toward the right foreground; the tops and east faces of the stones catch the warm light while their western sides and the ground behind them stay in cool shadow. A single column of thin grey smoke rises without wind from somewhere beyond the far wall, the only moving thing in the picture. The palette is disciplined: warm ochres, rusts, golds and pale yellows in the leaves, the path and the sky's low band; cool blue-greys in the mist, the mountains and every shadow; and a bone-grey third for the stones, nothing else admitted. The only specular highlights are the wet lichen on the stones, the dewed upper faces of the leaves and the snowfields of the peaks, which are the brightest things in the frame after the sky. The composition leads the eye down the pale path from the near left toward the lit gravestones and out to the snow peaks on the vanishing axis, with the dark trees serving as a framing arch that keeps the sky as the widest, emptiest area of the image -- deliberate negative space. Still air, no wind; the leaves lie where they have fallen and the mist lies flat and undisturbed, its top edge sharp where the sun strikes it and blurred where it rolls into the valley shade. A profound, quiet stillness.
Skye Hawkins
Terokai lebih banyak
Pengguna Disyorkan
Anda Mungkin Suka
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โก โก แฏโ
(mai)
Winter joy in the snow
FriddaTiss
kyramisu
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logos
แฏแฏ ๐๐ค๐๐ค๐๐ก๐ช๐๐๐
Hu Tao
KanKan Matcha
Tilith, the Goddess of Magical Star
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์กฐ๊ฐ
X-Ray โข Verina
ichikiki
anime
๐๐๐๐๐๐๐๐
miku
๐๐๐๐๐๐๐๐
samsara asura
แฏแฏ ๐๐ค๐๐ค๐๐ก๐ช๐๐๐
๐งฃ๐ ๐ช โงโห โก หโโง
(mai)
โ๏ธLoliciaโ๏ธ
weirdcore...
แฏแฏ ๐๐ค๐๐ค๐๐ก๐ช๐๐๐
HaruYuu 02
uzukun
reunited at last
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โหโนโก ๐ฏ๐๐ป๐ป๐ ๐ด๐ถ๐ฟ๐น โกโนหโ
โโกโ ๐๐พ๐ฝ๐ฝ๐ฎ๐ป๐ฏ๐ต๐โขสัษ.๐๐
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Tofu
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โห ๊ฐแข. .แข๊ฑ ๐๐ โง
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character: kaname_madoka_(magical_girl), copyright: mahou_shoujo_madoka_magica
Kaname Madoka from Puella Magi Madoka Magica, pink twin tails tied with deep red ribbons, wearing her iconic magical girl costume, white corset-like bodice with delicate back lacing, voluminous layered white and pale pink ruffled skirt, crimson ribbons flowing loosely around her body, viewed from behind at a three-quarter angle, seated with her back gracefully arched, both arms extending naturally downward behind her back, one hand gently holding the opposite wrist, clearly separated hands, relaxed slender fingers, five distinct fingers on each hand, natural finger spacing, anatomically correct wrists, elegant delicate hands, visible knuckles, softly curved fingers, hands clearly visible against the white skirt, unobstructed hand silhouette, accurate hand anatomy, head tilted far backward, chin raised toward the darkness, face mostly hidden, elegant elongated silhouette, delicate exposed shoulders, soft loose strands of pink hair, dramatic asymmetrical composition, close medium shot, large skirt filling the lower frame, dark almost black background, dramatic directional lighting, pale ivory highlights, muted dusty pink, cold gray shadows, rich crimson accents, strong contrast between luminous fabric and deep darkness, thick impasto oil painting, expressive visible brushstrokes, heavy layered paint, rough palette knife texture, sculptural paint strokes, painterly edges, textured canvas, loose gestural painting, rich tactile surface, dramatic chiaroscuro, melancholic atmosphere, haunting beauty, full bleed composition, edge-to-edge artwork, no borders, no frame, textured illustration, grainy texture, crayon texture, chalky brushwork, impasto strokes, bold color blocking, stylized anime, flat shading, dry brush effect, atmospheric lighting, soft glow highlights, rough painterly anime style, visible textured brushstrokes, heavy impasto texture, scratchy charcoal-like linework, expressive gestural strokes, smudged edges, desaturated base tones with aggressive high-contrast color, sketch style, rough brushstroke
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