Porous royalty-free images
50 text to image prompts for porous are
available. Compatible with MidJourney, Dall-E and Stable Diffusion
Best prompts for porous
an extremely hyper-realistic, ultra-textural, surreal psychedelic entity with rows of human teeth, lips, and tongue, incorporating organic and mineral textures like Saprolegnia and structures such as crystalline patterns; translucent, with vibrant colors like pinks, yellows, and teals, extreme high definition, lots of light, compound psychedelic human eyes, surreal and trippy, highly detailed
Extremely hyperrealistic, ultra-textural, trippy surreal luminous octopus entity with pulsating arms, covered in crazy psychedelic human compound eyes, swirling ink patterns, oil slick rainbow sheen effect, holographic and translucent textures, vivid colors with bright pastels and tons of light, featuring undulating forms, intricate silica frustules, complex valve morphology, geometric and symmetrical forms, radial, capturing a diverse, delicate, and surreal microscopic world.
Fine art photograph of a cracked earth surface with a single drop of water, in the style of Ansel Adams, dark background, large format photography, hyper-detailed textures, subtle and immersive composition.
an extremely hyper-realistic ultra super textural weird trippy surreal psychedelic octopus, gyroid structures, Pascal's Triangle, white, translucent, clear, bright pastel colors, oil slick rainbow sheen effect, rows of human teeth, fungus, atoms, diatoms, intricate detailing
Extremely hyperrealistic ultra-textural trippy surreal beautiful but odd unsettling psychedelic bioluminescent entity with a crown, jewelry, and cape, with psychedelic compound human eyes, rows upon rows of human teeth. Features include limbs, mandelbrot patterns, holographic translucent look, vivid colors in bright pastels, and intricate siliceous frustules. The diatom-like features include raphe, valve morphology, in shapes such as bilateral, circular. A vivid depiction of microscopic, delicate, and ornate forms, featuring biogeochemical cycles.
