Expressionism Elephant in Colorful Ballet Pose
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A vibrant expressionism cartoon portrait featuring a spindly, wiry elephant with long rubbery limbs balancing in a graceful yet clumsy ballet pose on a crooked, uneven stage. Its trunk forms a twisted loop and ears flop in dynamic exaggerated arcs. The elephant’s face expresses a peaceful, bittersweet calm amidst chaotic animated shadows cheering in the background. The artwork uses a palette of warm yellows, oranges, reds, blues, and greens, enhancing the surreal and dramatic atmosphere. Clean, sharp lines and distorted shapes create a masterpiece-level, surreal composition full of movement and emotion.
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Expressionism Cartoons ,Masterpiece-level, clean lines, sharp, portrait, A spindly, wiry elephant with long, rubbery limbs, attempting a graceful ballet pose on a crooked, uneven stage while a chaotic crowd of animated shadows cheer it on. Its trunk twists into a loop, and its ears flop in exaggerated arcs, creating a sense of clumsy elegance. The elephantâs face is oddly peaceful, despite the madness surrounding it, capturing a bittersweet beauty within a disjointed world.
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score_4, score_3, score_2 ,score_1, (3d:1.2), undetailed eyes, ugly eyes, imperfect eyes, (deformed pupils:1.1), (deformed iris:1.1), busty, ugly face, mutated hands, low res, blurry face, extra fingers, extra digits, bad hands, broken bones, broken joints, watermark, sign, censorship, censored, simple background,
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