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Prompt: best quality, masterpiece, CG, official art, extremely detailed, (very absurdres, best quality, 8K, masterpiece, ultra detailed:1.2), ((( a wood water bowl, a towel is placed on the side of the water bowl, open water bowl, water in water bowl))), medieval style, Middle Eastern style
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Adam Lin

Model: Stable Diffusion 3.0

Prompt:

best quality, masterpiece, CG, official art, extremely detailed, (very absurdres, best quality,...Show more
Steps: 25
Width: 1024
Height: 1024

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