OpenArt Logo
Sign in

V

Vivek Srivastava

Model: 5YUTvJOCf8ocQtUby7SK

Prompt:

Lord @5YUTvJOCf8ocQtUby7SK  standing proudly on a grand golden chariot pulled by four large, powe...Show more

Model description:

realistic painting male deity Krishna 8910d510
Scale: 3.5
Steps: 28
Seed: 2077585524
Strength: 0.85
Model weight: 0.8
Width: 1408
Height: 1536
Sampler: DDIM
Original image

Create your first image using OpenArt.

With over 100+ models and styles to choose from, you can create stunning images.

More images like this
Prompt: Once upon a time, there was a prosperous kingdom ruled by Maharaja Veer Singh, known for his justice and kindness. His son, Prince Arjuna, had a deep interest in serving the people. One day, while wandering through the forests, Prince Arjuna met a wise sage. The sage shared with him a profound lesson: "A true king is not just one who rules with power, but one who genuinely cares for the welfare of his subjects."

Inspired by the sage's words, Prince Arjuna returned to the palace with a renewed sense of duty. Seeing his son's wisdom and maturity, Maharaja Veer Singh decided it was time to pass on the kingdom to him. The coronation was grand, and the people celebrated their new ruler with joy and hope.

However, as soon as Prince Arjuna took the throne, the kingdom faced a grave threat. Neighboring enemies, envious of the kingdom's prosperity, launched a sudden attack. Despite being young and inexperienced in warfare, Arjuna did not waver. He led his army with courage and skill, using both strategy and strength to defend his land. The battle was fierce, but Arjuna's determination and leadership turned the tide in their favor.

After the victory, instead of seeking revenge, Prince Arjuna extended a hand of peace to the defeated enemies. His act of generosity surprised everyone. The enemies, moved by his magnanimity, accepted the peace offer and pledged their loyalty to him. This gesture not only brought peace to the kingdom but also turned former foes into lasting allies.

Under Maharaja Arjuna's rule, the kingdom flourished like never before. Peace, prosperity, and happiness spread across the land. The people loved and respected their king, who was not just a ruler, but a true well-wisher of his subjects. His fame as a just and benevolent king spread far and wide, and his name became synonymous with wisdom and kindness.

And thus, the story of Maharaja Arjuna, the king who valued peace over power, became a legend passed down through generations.
Prompt: Krishna and Arjuna: Depict Krishna as the charioteer for Arjuna, giving the Bhagavad Gita discourse on the battlefield of Kurukshetra.
Prompt:  Shiva with his Rudra form with reddish eye and strongest body. he has six hands with very Universe powerful weapon. ''he look like it Destroyer of universe ''.
Prompt: A gruesome war between Lord Kalki and Kali. Kalki is the final incarnation of the Hindu God Vishnu. He is mounted on a white horse, armed with powerful weapons with a beautiful, divine, serene face, adorned in a royal armour. Kalki fights Kali, a demon with a hideous face, brownish skin, sharp fangs, pointed ears, and long green bushy hair. The demon Kali is ferocious and evil with gory features.
Prompt: Colorful graffiti illustration Krishna standing or seated majestically on a golden chariot.
Setting: A grand battlefield with Arjuna and other warriors preparing for battle.
Details: The chariot adorned with intricate designs, Krishna holding the reins with confidence and a divine glow around him, and Arjuna beside him, ready for battle.
Prompt: Prithvi Raj chauhan riding a horse
Prompt: Mahadev
Prompt: Angry Lord Shiva towering over a human skull, divine wrath, traditional Indian art style, ethereal aura, intense gaze, detailed muscular physique, mythical, vibrant colors, high-quality, traditional art, divine anger, spiritual, powerful, mythical figure, detailed features, dark and intense lighting
Prompt: A photo of a scene from the Mahabharata, where Lord Krishna reveals his Vishvarupa (universal form) to Arjuna on the battlefield of Kurukshetra. Krishna's Vishvarupa is a form that encompasses the entire universe, with multiple heads and arms, each representing different deities and aspects of creation. Arjuna is kneeling on the chariot, his hands clasped in reverence and awe. The background and battlefield are vast and chaotic, with chariots, horses, and warriors engaged in fierce combat.