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Create a breathtaking hyperdetailed and hyperrealist painting that seamlessly blends the styles of Norman Rockwell, Steve Hanks, realistic Moebius, Dungeons & Dragons, Heavy Metal comic, and Jen Christiansen. Use an outer glow to separate the protagonist from the background which should be muted or faded to distinguish it from the protagonist. Dungeons & Dragons in a Sci-fi realm with a Dungeons & Dragons style," I want to show movement in the scene, not just a standing or walking protagonist. In addition, the background should be muted to allow it to be separated from the protagonist. From this point forward Tomalee's signature, elegantly adds a touch of artistry and refinement to this masterful fusion of sci-fi wonder and Dungeons & Dragons-inspired fantasy." Deep within the ruins of an ancient starship graveyard, where dormant remnants of cosmic history lay entangled in a labyrinth of twisted metal and crystalline formations, we encounter our protagonist: Nyx, a Space Sorcerer of unparalleled arcane prowess and enigmatic demeanor. Nyx, garbed in robes adorned with constellations that shimmer with otherworldly light, navigates through the eerie silence of the graveyard with an aura of serene concentration. In this mesmerizing scene, Nyx is captured in the midst of casting a forbidden spell—a spell of astral projection that bridges the boundaries between dimensions. With outstretched hands glowing with ethereal energy, Nyx summons forth spectral apparitions of cosmic entities, their forms radiant with hues of cosmic blues and shimmering stardust. Each apparition swirls around Nyx in a celestial dance, their presence evoking a sense of ancient wisdom and cosmic harmony. Tomalee's masterful use of lighting plays with the interplay of light and shadow—the ethereal glow of Nyx's spell casting intricate patterns on their serene visage and the arcane glyphs etched into the surrounding ruins. The background, painted in muted tones of deep space blacks and nebulaic purples, enhances the mysterious ambiance of the s

Create a breathtaking hyperdetailed and hyperrealist painting that seamlessly blends the styles of Norman Rockwell, Steve Hanks, realistic Moebius, Dungeons & Dragons, Heavy Metal comic, and Jen Christiansen. Use an outer glow to separate the protagonist from the background which should be muted or faded to distinguish it from the protagonist. Dungeons & Dragons in a Sci-fi realm with a Dungeons & Dragons style," I want to show movement in the scene, not just a standing or walking protagonist. In addition, the background should be muted to allow it to be separated from the protagonist. From this point forward Tomalee's signature, elegantly adds a touch of artistry and refinement to this masterful fusion of sci-fi wonder and Dungeons & Dragons-inspired fantasy." Deep within the ruins of an ancient starship graveyard, where dormant remnants of cosmic history lay entangled in a labyrinth of twisted metal and crystalline formations, we encounter our protagonist: Nyx, a Space Sorcerer of unparalleled arcane prowess and enigmatic demeanor. Nyx, garbed in robes adorned with constellations that shimmer with otherworldly light, navigates through the eerie silence of the graveyard with an aura of serene concentration. In this mesmerizing scene, Nyx is captured in the midst of casting a forbidden spell—a spell of astral projection that bridges the boundaries between dimensions. With outstretched hands glowing with ethereal energy, Nyx summons forth spectral apparitions of cosmic entities, their forms radiant with hues of cosmic blues and shimmering stardust. Each apparition swirls around Nyx in a celestial dance, their presence evoking a sense of ancient wisdom and cosmic harmony. Tomalee's masterful use of lighting plays with the interplay of light and shadow—the ethereal glow of Nyx's spell casting intricate patterns on their serene visage and the arcane glyphs etched into the surrounding ruins. The background, painted in muted tones of deep space blacks and nebulaic purples, enhances the mysterious ambiance of the s
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