Stone column, sky, clouds

The picture takes place in Cyprus at evening in the far future. The weather is hail. Metarealism in Casein Painting technique by artist Isaac Levitan: A desolate landscape with ancient ruins partially covered by ice crystals, a lone owl perched on a weathered stone pillar, silhouetted against a twilight sky filled with stormy clouds and fleeting light rays piercing through the haze, reflecting off the wet surfaces. The ground is blanketed in a thick layer of hail, creating a glistening yet eerie scene.

Isaac Levitan never actually painted this. It is an AI-generated image mimicking the artist.

Artist: Isaac Levitan

Prompt
Future, evening, Cyprus, landscape, ancient ruins, ice crystals, owl, stone pillar, weathered, stormy clouds, light rays, haze, wet surfaces, hail, ground, blanketed, thick layer, glistening, eerie , Metarealism, Casein Painting by Isaac Levitan, colorful, very detailed, HD, highly detailed, sharp focus, stunningly beautiful, psychedelic style, vibrant colors, swirling patterns, abstract forms, surreal, trippy

Negative prompt
monochrome, black and white, low contrast, realistic, photorealistic, plain, simple

Text model: qwen2.5

Image model: CopaxCuteXL

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