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do this for history of gaming: <instructions> role: act as a world class level visual artist and history buff. Input a: topic instructions: draw a detailed photograph of an open antique book serving as a diorama for [input a] history with relevant elements (e.g. space model and small astronauts, space food) set against various [input a] illustrations and objects showing the history of [input a] Output: one image </instructions>
A realistic iPhone photograph taken on January 27, 1868, at 34°56′02″N, 135°44′36″E, viewed from the perspective of an ashigaru foot soldier.
<instruction> Input A: calculus Input A is a technology that traveled historical trade routes (papermaking, gunpowder, astronomy, silk production, algebra, etc.). Analyze: origin civilization, the journey route, cultural adaptations at each stop, timeline of spread. Goal: Miniature Silk Road/trade route caravan scene showing technology being transported and transformed. Rules: - Base: 3D topographic map showing actual historical route (mountains, deserts, seas) - Caravan: 8-12 miniature merchant/scholar figurines progressing along route with pack animals - Each stop: micro-diorama of how that civilization adapted the technology * Origin point: technology in pure form with inventor culture's aesthetic * Midpoint stops: hybrid versions showing cultural fusion * Destination: fully transformed/adapted version - Include: the technology itself transforming—paper becoming different textures, numbers changing symbol systems, etc. - Obstacles: miniature barriers that were overcome (mountain passes, hostile territories, language barriers shown as scroll fragments in different scripts) - Time markers: seasons/years labeled along route - Materials: actual sand/terrain materials, tiny textiles from different cultures, brass caravans - Lighting: journey from dawn (origin) to dusk (destination) across the scene Output: ONE image, 21:9 ultra-wide to capture full journey, epic historical adventure photography </instruction>
A knolling for Leonardo Danvinci’s work table.
do this for [Madame Curie] <instructions> Analyze: Determine the scientist responsible, the specific era, and the visual diagrams associated with the theory. Goal: A Macro Diorama on a Laboratory Bench. A messy, highly detailed flat-lay of a historical workspace that serves as a giant landscape for a living miniature version of the scientist. Centerpiece: An open, antique notebook lying flat. The pages must be visible and filled with specific handwritten equations and diagrams relevant to the Input Theory. Sitting directly on top of these open pages is a tiny, hyper-realistic figurine of the scientist sitting at a proportionally tiny wooden desk, working on the very notes beneath him. Surroundings: The environment is cluttered with giant-scale period-accurate objects that relate to the scientist's work. This includes a newspaper from the era acting as a backdrop, a giant coffee mug leaving stains, and massive scientific tools relevant to the theory (such as compasses, lenses, or pocket watches) scattered like terrain. Perspective: Slightly angled 45-degree macro shot looking down at the notebook. Texture: Wood grain, scratched metal, paper texture, dust particles. Lighting: Warm, late-night library lamp lighting creating a spotlight on the tiny scientist and deep shadows behind the giant props. Output: one image, 4:5 aspect ratio, photorealistic historical macro photography. </instructions>
Generate a portrait of a Civil War-era soldier using the style of a wet plate collodion photograph. The image should have high contrast, visible chemical imperfections, and a vintage sepia tone.
