Terry Gillum
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Terry Gillum
**Made by:** Ultimate Upscale
**Mode:** Creative Upscale
**Width:** 2848
**Height:** 2848
**Creativity:** 0.8
**Version:** V1
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$Prompt: An extremely super hyperrealistic trippy weird surreal odd psychedelic entity emerges, combining mathematical, microscopic, quantum, and mineral elements with a captivating tiling pattern. At its core, the entity is animated by the Hilbert Curve, creating a labyrinth of paths that fold the fabric of space. This fractal nature gives the entity infinite complexity and depth. The entity's surface is patterned with Elphidium crispum, featuring disc-like forms with multiple chambers and a finely perforated texture, adding an ethereal appearance. Interwoven is the mesmerizing effect of Quantum Tunneling, giving parts of the entity a ghostly quality as they phase in and out of existence, defying classical physics. The Penrose Tiling pattern adorns the entity's exterior with a non-repeating, complex geometric design, creating a visual tapestry that draws the eye. Embedded within are elements of Carbon (C), manifesting as both graphite and diamond. The black, slippery texture of graphite contrasts with the brilliant facets of diamond. Complementing this are the vibrant colors of Tourmaline, known for its wide range of colors and pleochroism, adding a shifting, multicolored aspect to the entity. Together, these elements form an entity that is a harmonious blend of mathematical precision, microscopic detail, quantum mystery, and elemental beauty. The Hilbert Curve provides motion, while Elphidium crispum and Penrose Tiling add texture. The influence of Quantum Tunneling, Carbon, and Tourmaline enhances its surreal presence, inviting viewers to explore a realm where reality and imagination intertwine.$