Enki Bilal Troll de Troy Village

Enki Bilal , Jimmi Endrix , 4k --q 0.5 --v 4

portrait of a cyberpunk robot by zdzislaw beksinski and enki bilal and dechirico walking in a technomancy of medieval london drawn by albrecht durer --ar 17:11 --v 5.0

Enki Bilal illustration of Paddy Considine wearing a green army parka with "MY BROTHERS KEEPER " written on the back in red --ar 3:6 --v 6.0

winter 1905, Little Italy, interior of a big saloon,i full of people with many tables, tenders, ink image, charcoal, Enki Bilal style --ar 16:9 --s 750

winter 1905 on Mulberry streeet, Little Italy, many poor people walking around a poor street vendor trying to sell images from a little basket to the people passing, ink, charcoal, in the style of Enki Bilal --ar 16:9 --s 750

Character in Warhammer 40K, male super cop from the future of Adeptus Arbites with a "Judge Dredd" side. He wears heavy combat armor and a rifle, medium shot :: in the style Enki Bilal, grimdark :: --ar 5:7 --v 5.2

a Young blonde man in a loose chainmail shirt Defending a group of pilligrams from a viking village from a Troll, anime, art, stunning, creative, DanDaDan anime, art

The Emperor Ryder Tarot card Enki Bilal Sci-Fi Art Style Grimdark gritty texture --ar 1:2 --v 6.0

corrida taureau dans l'arène de Nîmes selon le dessinateur de BD Enki Bilal --v 6.0

saint jheanne of arc, full fighting action, 19 yo, short hairs, full body, realistic cyberpunk armor, standing full body, cinematic cybertown, burning background, comic art, enki bilal style , full contrasted scene

Character RPG, Man having a tall, muscular figure in the heart of darkness with a brooding look. His appearance is that of a deficient man, worn by hardship, with messy blond hair and a pale complexion with a bushy beard. His eyes reflect constant wariness and alertness. He wears worn, discreet clothing that allows him to blend into the crowd, absolutely avoiding any distinctive signs.. In Warhammer 40K, medium shot :: in the style Enki Bilal, grimdark :: --ar 5:7 --v 5.2

Barney the Dinosaur live at the Budokan, audience perspective, in the style of Enki Bilal