Claire Kent transforming in a revolving door

caity lotz as claire kent running at super speed through a building's revolving door transformed from claire kent into superwoman in the 1978 movie realistic

Claire Redfield from Resident Evil, casually lounging in a serene safe room, dimly lit ambiance, soft textures, detailed, relaxed posture, comfortable clothing, surrounded by survival gear, subtle smile, photorealistic detail, soft-focus background, calming atmosphere --ar 9:16 --v 6.0

julia louis-dreyfus as claire kent wearing glasses and her hair in a ponytail in the 1978 movie realistic

A desert, a city devastated by war, in ruins, with a flag with the symbol of peace stuck on top of a hill --v 5.0 --s 250

Create a highly detailed tattoo design that represents spiritual transformation and connection between different worlds or dimensions. The design should include a central symbol of death and rebirth, such as a stylized skull or phoenix, to represent the release of old identities and the beginning of a new journey. Incorporate flowing lines and abstract patterns to symbolize the merging of different energies or realities. Include geometric shapes, such as sacred geometry or mandalas, that convey spiritual growth, balance, and interconnection. The color palette should focus on white, silver, and muted tones with hints of electric blue to represent purity, connection, and activation. The overall design should be dynamic, realistic, and harmonious in style, invoking feelings of healing, transformation, and deeper spiritual awakening.

lilan bowden as claire kent running through a building's revolving door at super speed transforming into superwoman in her iconic red and blue uniform in the 1978 movie realistic

harland william’s character Fred Randall from the 1997 movie rocket man, done in the style of a renaissance portrait or traditional sacred heart portrait.