Evolutionary Journey: Falling human skeletons from early hominids.

#93221 #93211 The falling cosmonaut. Sculpture --v 6.0 --ar 1:1

Theory of Evolution, Richard Darwin, watercolor illustration, in the style of 32k uhd, --ar 16:09

epic design of Manna, small white flaky wafers, falling from heaven to provide food for the day for Jews in the wilderness. --v 5.1

illustration showcasing human evolution with nature background with blue sky

An intricate artwork of a DNA double helix, surrounded by concentric atoms, planets, plants and animals. Show a gradual transition from simple to complex structures, symbolizing the evolutionary process, with a gradual change in colour or intensity. Use a cosmic space background to convey the vastness of the universe. Incorporate subtle motifs like fractals or Fibonacci spirals to hint at the underlying mathematical and natural patterns in the universe. --ar 16:9

albert einstein as a young boy with a satchel --c 4 --ar 9:16 --v 6.0

crabes. illustrate an evolutionary progression, starting with primitive aquatic life and evolving into an otherworldly crab species. The vibrant colors, intricate details, and sense of depth should evoke intrigue and wonder, enticing viewers to delve into the captivating world of evolutionary science --aspect 16:9 --style raw

2 sides of the screen separeted black and red background diagonally. In the center of the picture is a young man falling upside down from the sky. He have black hair, eyes dark blue. He wore simple clothes in stile France in the early 19th century in light colors. super detail, ambient occlusion, volumetric lighting, high contrast, HDR, 8K --ar 9:16

early humans discovering the tool of logic, black and white drawing

you girl silhouette watches dozens of human bodies free falling from a dark stormy sky, acrylic

human zombie skelleton torso and ribs, gothic, weirdcore, black background, --ar 9:11

australia one million years go

a being evolves from thoughts/emotions/feelings. This being recognizes these thought, accepts and resolves them by recognizing they will always be there.

glyptodon skeleton next to early human artifacts hyper realistic --ar 9:16