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Prompt: medieval hospital with beds, patients and nurses. viewed from the outside, texture, intricate, details, highly detailed, masterpiece, architecture, building, trending on artstation, focus, sharp focus, concept art, digital painting, fantasy, sunny, day, midday
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medieval hospital with beds, patients and nurses. viewed from the outside, texture, intricate, details, highly detailed, masterpiece, architecture, building, trending on artstation, focus, sharp focus, concept art, digital painting, fantasy, sunny, day, midday
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cartoon, video game
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Model: OpenArt Creative
Width: 640Height: 640
Scale: 7Steps: 25
Sampler: Seed: 1551099317

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