The model is inspired by the futuristic artwork of Peter Gric.
It works well with a model weight slightly below 1.
The trigger word is 'gric'.
Peter Gric uses oil, acrylic paints, or combinations of both. He also employs airbrush techniques. Most of his pieces are designed in graphic software, and the more complex ones are modeled in 3D software. Despite his work in computer graphics, this is not his primary medium. He experiments with graphic software and geometry for his creations. It takes him several days or weeks to complete smaller formats, and months for larger works. Some of his pieces are several meters in size.
His art is a blend of futuristic landscapes and architectures, biomechanical surrealism, and fantastical realism. Before his artistic career, he was influenced by science fiction illustrators Chris Moore and Peter Elson, as well as the Star Wars movies. However, his most significant influence came from his father's surrealist paintings and artists like Salvador Dalí. Gric creates visions and fantasies that he himself cannot explain. Similar to Beksiński, he disregards interpretations of his works.
![Art style by amano yoshitaka, ((mature)) gothic lying ((in a ruby goth cockpit)), (lying on a baroque pilot cockpit), ((gothic control panels everywhere)), (headgear), ((mature)), ruby cockpit, ((vampiric cockpit)), iridescent pilot bodysuit, lace accesories, ((serious tone)), elegant, futuristic, vampiric, full body view from above, action pose, (fisheye), [close up], dark place, dramatic lighting, intricate control panel details, steaming, 1990s (style), in the style of nicola samori, detailed 8k horror artwork,
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