Eerie depiction of a primordial entity from 1990s sci-fi

dark entity in dark stranger things base corridor --v 5.0 --ar 16:9

Bourbon-colored skin, black woman with [long ink-black hair] [Deep Cerise eyes] Long [black] elegant dresses, she is royalty to the gods and loves to dress extravagantly with great use of sheer sleeves. She has a black and [pink love gemstone headdress attached to veil] Goddess of love and death, terrifyingly beautiful, symmetry, dark purple and pink, hanging crystals [ethereal :: 10] She is the embodiment of purity and perfection, She is standing in front of a dark [cathedral window] of the god of death's castle looking out to a stormy garden. She is in her early 20’s. Divine and damned entity --niji --stylize 1000

empty black latex gate of hell, shiny, demonic, vibrant green and purple light reflections, balenciaga commercial

an evil sword with a notched and jagged blade, jagged protrusions from the blade like curved knives drawing backwards, darkness and death, chipped blade, fantasy art icon, stylized, ethereal effect

According to Egyptian cosmogony, the ancient inscriptions I want a reproduction as close as possible to the findings of how the representation of the primordial waters called Nun was in ancient Egypt.

if UFOs are the 3-dimensional protrusion into our universe of a 4-dimensional entity, please show the 4-dimensional entity in full

scull decorated with autumn leaves vintage style white background

ancient chaos Black American Indian Primoridal Old God Dark Titan of Purgatory obsidian statue, The Old God of The Pit

a scene depicting the theme with death comes an eternal smile, a thin human-like smiling personification of death in black robes, depth of field, photorealistic, hyper-realistic, 32k resolution, high definition, intricate detail, natural lighting, natural shading, style 1000, 16:9, chiaroscuro, 85mm lens, tenebrism, v 6.0

brain mapped out with emphasis on the part on where the dreams comes at night. Beautiful and complex real photography illustration for science magazine. --ar 4:3