AI failures glitch glamour illuminated manuscript artwork

medieval illuminated manuscript style chimera

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fox with waistcoat on chasing a gingerbread man, illuminated manuscript --tile

illuminated manuscript of a grey tabby house cat fascinated with a gyroscope

a front facing full portrait of a medeival fantasy princess holding a long sword done in illuminated manuscript no colour on parchment

medieval illuminated manuscript style hydra

scan of title page of illuminated manuscript, 15th century, text "twas dropith bear", alchemy, zombie koalas, --ar 11:16 --v 6.0

An hyperrealist painting by Edward Hopper depicting a glamour woman , wearing glamour dress waiting alone at a bar. This artwork features emotional expression and body movement. --ar 3:2

multiverse, glitch effect, colorful, black background --ar 16:9 --niji 5

painting of an illuminated manuscript / heavily influenced by 15th century early French Renaissance art style / refined elegance / vivid colors / delicate brushwork / skillful use of light and shadow / dramatic chiaroscuro effect / exorbitantly detailed / excessively realistic / clean and precise aesthetic / 32K UHD resolution / cinematic lighting / cinematic shapes / cinematic effects / ray traced / high 3D octane rendering --no women

simple medieval tapestry, illuminated manuscript, depicting oil drills bursting with oil --ar 16:9 --v 6.0

close-up of a page from an illuminated manuscript or a document styled in that fashion. It features a large, ornate initial letter "L" decorated with intricate designs including scrollwork and what looks like gold leaf accents. The colors primarily used in the decoration are blue, red, and green, with gold outlining the letter and its embellishments. The background of the paper has an aged look, giving it a parchment-like appearance. Below the initial, there is some text in a font that resembles historical script, though the content of the text is not entirely visible in the image. This style of decoration is characteristic of medieval manuscripts, where the first letter of an important section was often elaborately illustrated.