Prompt: circle made of a snake biting its own tail, tinted colours, highly detailed head, famous painting in the style of Claude Monet, — **Model:** Stable Diffusion
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circle made of a snake biting its own tail, tinted colours, highly detailed head, famous painting in the style of Claude Monet,
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**Height:** 512
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