Dreamweaver [Flux Charming Creative Checkpoint]

A cybernetic geisha named Kaida drifts through the neon-drenched streets of New Elysium, her kimono fluttering behind her as she pilots a gravity-defying motorcycle, leaving a trail of holographic cherry blossoms in her wake.

a Bolivian cholita with dark skin, wearing traditional dress, selling flowers at a market

A comic book style of a humanoid robot exploring a beach strewn with alien shells

Drafting

A simple rendering of Duffel

A 3D render of

A video game screenshot of 360-Degree photography, Native American, middle-aged, woman, Medium hair, Dutch braids hair, Razor fade hair with curls, Caramel Brown hair, Hair bell, Almond eyes shape, Gray eyes, Goggles, Biting lips, Coral lips, Round face, Artistic makeup, Joyful, Skinny body, Bending, Looking back over shoulder, Business Formal dress, Butterfly lighting, Lens flare, Sunrise, Heavy rain, lavander hues background, Meadow background, Nikon D6, Handheld shot, Diagonal angle

A parody movie poster with the printed title: Here is a stable diffusion image generation prompt with a movie poster theme, parodying the movie " Taken": **"Caken"** A parody movie poster featuring Liam Neeson as a stern-looking baker, holding a rolling pin in one hand and a giant cake in the other, with a determined expression on his face. In the background, a cityscape with bakery storefronts and cafes, but with a dark and gritty tone, hinting at the "taken" concept. Tagline: "They took my cake. Now Im taking back the bakery." Credits at the bottom of the poster: "Starring Liam Neeson as Bertrand, the Pastry Protector", "Directed by Pierre de Crème", "Produced by Flour Films and Yeast Productions". The title "Caken" is in bold, golden frosting font, dripping with sugary icing, and surrounded by edible decorations like gumdrops and sprinkles. Liam Neesons baker character has a few crumbs on his apron and a sprinkle of flour on his cheek, giving a hint of the intensity and action to come. Hes standing in front of a wall with "Cake is a Human Right" spray-painted on it, and a few broken mixing bowls and pastry bags scattered around him. In the top-left corner of the poster, a tiny " rated PG-13 for excessive use of creamy fillings and pastry-related violence" notation. To the right of the title, a shadowy figure lurking in the background, representing the evil forces that stole Bertrands precious cake. Everything about this poster screams "over-the-top action-drama" but with a hilarious twist - a hard-hitting hero fighting for the right to bake.