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Prompt: a highly detailed portrait photo of an eurasian Virgin Mary in the morning by greg manchess, mucha, william adolphe bouguereau, john singer sargent, sorolla, winslow homer, dean cornwell, james gurney, kilin eng, ilya repin, alfred cheney johnston, robert mcginnis, iain mccaig, steve huston.
fish_acrobatic_21

fish_acrobatic_21

Model: Stable Diffusion

Prompt:

a highly detailed portrait photo of an eurasian Virgin Mary in the morning by greg manchess, much...Show more

Negative prompt:

women
Width: 512
Height: 768
Scale: 21
Steps: 45
Seed: 1530433694
Sampler: DDIM

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