Ancient cave paintings featuring green war tanks

cave painting, space ship blowing up

cave painting, space ship blowing up, then people landing on broken remains,

question:concept sketch of a stylized 3d brute ogre, cloth cave-man clothing, muscular body, green skin, angry eyes, inflated nose, angry and scary, character turn-around sheet --ar 16:9

realistic color photograph from the the time of emperor ceasar fighting in the Gallic war, outdoor scene, a fighter in roman armour on a horse overlooking a valley --style raw --v 6.0

A still image from a 1999 home tape. the American middle class village. Laboratory, several small green tanks, dark atmosphere, small room, no people,. noisy Videotape VHS quality. camcorder video tape, old camera phone style. bad quality. Scene from scientific fiction movie.

tanks and dozens of soldiers bombs and explosions hit the ground in Gaza buildings --niji 5 --ar 16:9 --s 250

cavemen meeting in a dark cave of the stone age

(Magazine art, professional illustration, hyper-details) Israeli female soldiers with helmet and German Shepherd, tactical, war zone, big merkava tanks, Israeli flags, sky, cliffs in the background, --ar 16:9 --v 6.0

create a photo of 3 american fairchild A10 airplane attacking a progressing russian tank formation in an ukranian environment

A historical depiction of Germany's army during World War 2, marching through the diverse landscapes of Europe. Alongside the soldiers in their distinct uniforms, tanks roll forward, showcasing the military machinery of the era. The backdrop captures the varied terrains of Europe, from its bustling towns to its serene countryside, all under the shadow of the war. 4k realistic style --ar 3:2 --v 5.1

A man wearing armor and holding a knife stood on the cliff, with a group of warriors behind him. They looked at the burning city in the distance. There are tanks and people fighting in the city. --v 6.0 --ar 16:9

une illustration style airbrush des annees 90 de ce texte: Forme de pochoir utilisé dans la réalisation de peintures rupestres découvertes dans les grottes de Gargas au début du XIXe siècle et datant du paléolithique supérieur (45 000 et 12 000 ans AA). 231 empreintes de mains négatives datant de cette ère ont été répertoriées dans ces grottes dont seules quatre possèdent cette combinaison: petit doigt et pouce étendu. Cette forme pourrait être dû à des mutilations volontaires, des pathologies ou des gelures. D’après l’ethnologue, archéologue et historien français André Leroi-Gourhan (1911-1986) il est plus probable qu’il s’agisse " d’un code manuel de caractère courant, comme celui de pratiquent encore [aujourd’hui] les Bochimans pour la chasse ". --s 750 --v 6.0