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Prompt: How deep it cuts, enough is enough Something's got to give I know my mistakes
Whatchootalkingbout

Whatchootalkingbout

Model: Kolors

Prompt:

How deep it cuts, enough is enough Something's got to give I know my mistakes
Width: 1024
Height: 1024
Scale: 5
Steps: 69
Seed: 846285463

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