Glass face in 3D lighting

3d model of a glass house based on architectural design, in the style of multiple exposure, bauhaus photography, future tech, quadratura, intricate minimalism, detailed perfection, monochromatic color scheme, hyper realistic, clean lines --v 6.0

illustration in the style of the comic artist Simone Di Meo. sketchy brushstrokes. Gorgeous Italian 19 years old slim teenage male with eyeglasses. he has blonde hair , a stern look on his face and is wearing a form-fitting bodycon suit. he is standing in an office overlooking a cyberpunk city skyline through a large glass window. the mood is heavy and powerful with neon atmospheric lighting --ar 9:19 --stylize 750 --niji 6

glass 3D abstruct object floating in the air, fully filled with colorful sand! fully Dark black background. Photorealistic render, 4k --ar 16:9 --style raw

a glass art lighting installation that refracts it's light into the surrounding walls. --s 250 --style raw

How does Toronto look in the distant future, fascinating, 7000s, creative, realistic, photographic of Toronto city, incredible, city city square 3D rendering, glass skyscraper, different perspective, different perspective, Canadian people, city lights, golden crystalline snowflakes, winter, glass statue, night

3D glass wavy background. Science fiction or information technology concept 8k sharp detailed

Earth icon, isometric icon, blue translucent frosted glass, white acrylic material, white clean background, data lake visualization style,Industrial design, technical sense, studio lighting, 3D style, C4D, blender,high detail,8k --v 6.0 --s 500

pattern of 3d lines in circular path, glass object, edge, cinema 3d, shinning, blue glow, darker background, 16K, wallpaper, tech. --ar 16:9

isometric 3d icon, folder icon, glass, in style of clay 3d

an artwork featuring `a face of a person in 3D dimansion made of glas hidden within the lines of the stone, glas background, concept art, alena aenami style, 8k render, high definition, realism, extremely detailed, trending on artstation