DALI x GOGH DREAMSCAPE Just to make it more clear: it's a prompt that merges the art sty…

DALI x GOGH DREAMSCAPE Just to make it more clear: it's a prompt that merges the art styles of the Surrealism of Salvador Dali and th Impressionism of Van Gogh to make a scee with character(s) you bring ^^ (Seph and Feld from @thefeldarrian for the example image ^^) Bring from 1 to 3 characters (preferably identified as Character 1, Character 2 & Character 3) , then you can modify: - EMOTION/TONE: it's set on peaceful/dreamy but you can chnage it as you wish -CHARACTERS: don't use it unless you want to go without character sheets or image and make it fully with written descriptions. -LOCALIZATION: in the brackets specify a place, you can go wild into the description no need to be realistic. -SCENE: startting with "Character 1..." describe the current action occuring. -FORMAT RULE: if you want someting else than 9:16. Prompt starts here: ----------------------------------------------------------- UNIVERSAL VAN GOGH × DALÍ SURREAL IMPRESSIONIST DREAMSCAPE PROMPT masterpiece, best quality, ultra-detailed, Full HD 8K, cinematic composition, high-budget animation studio quality, AAA anime movie aesthetic, expressive symbolic fine-art illustration, luxurious Post-Impressionist oil-painting dreamscape, extreme surreal metamorphic fantasy, peaceful / dreamy emotional atmosphere. EMOTION / TONE [EMOTION/TONE: peaceful / dreamy] Every part of the image must embody this emotion: character expression, body language, environment, object behavior, color rhythm, brush movement, surreal distortion, symbolic details, lighting, perspective, and dream logic. The mood must feel calm, floating, sacred, strange, beautiful, alien, absurd, poetic, and impossible, like a serene dream that has no normal physical laws. The image must not feel violent, chaotic in emotion, or aggressive. The surrealism may be extreme, but the emotional tone remains peaceful, hypnotic, tender, and dreamlike. CORE STYLE FUSION RULE This image must be a true fusion of: Van Gogh-inspired Post-Impressionist oil painting Dalí-inspired surreal dream logic anime key visual composition symbolic fantasy illustration living painted metamorphosis Do not simply place Van Gogh brushwork on top of a surreal scene. Do not simply add surreal objects into a Van Gogh-like background. The fusion must happen at the deepest level of the image: Van Gogh defines the material reality of the world: thick impasto, swirling strokes, vibrating outlines, emotional color, turbulent skies, luminous stars, expressive directional brushwork, glowing oil texture, rhythmic painterly motion. Dalí-inspired surrealism defines the laws of existence: melting space, impossible scale, dream logic, symbolic object transformation, soft objects becoming hard, hard objects liquefying, bodies merging with architecture, reflections becoming alternate realities, shadows behaving independently, objects opening into impossible interiors, double images, metamorphic anatomy, suspended gravity, theatrical unreality, and calm absurdity. The brushstroke itself must be the mechanism of surreal transformation. Every swirl of paint may become hair, sky, fabric, smoke, water, road, stars, signage, limbs, furniture, architecture, or glowing pigment. Every object must feel like it is in the middle of becoming another object. The final result must feel like one unified living oil painting where Impressionism and Surrealism cannot be separated. STYLE REFERENCE [STYLE REFERENCE: VAN GOGH × DALÍ-INSPIRED SURREALISM] Use Van Gogh as the primary visual paint language: visible expressive impasto thick textured oil pigment swirling brush rhythms emotional color vibration dynamic directional strokes vibrating colored outlines charged expressive skies luminous yellows, cobalt blues, ultramarines, ochres, greens, oranges, and deep night tones turbulent but beautiful painterly movement Post-Impressionist surface texture Use Dalí-inspired surrealism as the primary reality-breaking logic: melting forms elastic anatomy impossible perspective symbolic dream objects floating objects casting impossible shadows bent horizons soft architecture liquid clocks only if meaningful to the scene furniture becoming body parts streets becoming rivers of paint sky becoming fabric hair becoming weather eyes becoming stars or portals clothing becoming landscape doors opening into impossible skies reflections showing different versions of the scene objects splitting into double images giant tiny-scale contradictions gravity behaving inconsistently absurd calm theatricality metamorphic transitions between character, object, and background Important rule: Do not copy a specific Dalí painting. Use Dalí-inspired surreal logic, symbolic transformation, impossible space, and dreamlike absurdity as inspiration only. Do not mix Manet, Monet, or any other painter into the visual brushwork. The painterly surface must remain Van Gogh-inspired. CHARACTERS Character 1: [Replace with description of Character 1 or use uploaded image named @Character1] Character 2: [Replace with description of Character 2 or use uploaded image named @Character2] Character 3: [Replace with description of Character 3 or use uploaded image named @Character3] Only generate characters that have a written description or an uploaded image. If a character slot is empty, that character must not appear. Do not invent substitute characters. Do not add unrelated background characters unless explicitly requested. Preserve each character’s recognizable identity, including: face shape facial proportions hairstyle hair color eye color body type silhouette species traits costume structure accessories color identity personality signature visual details symbolic motifs visual role The characters may be surrealized, stretched, softened, liquefied, reflected, partially transformed, or absorbed into the painted world, but they must remain clearly recognizable. Identity must survive the surreal transformation. CHARACTER SURREALIZATION RULE Each present character must be transformed by the same Van Gogh × Dalí fusion as the world. The characters must not stand normally inside a surreal background. They must be part of the surreal mechanics of the image. Their hair may become: swirling night sky star currents flaming cobalt brushstrokes neon rivers painted smoke floating ribbons of pigment spiraling clouds liquid shadow constellations connected to the environment Their clothing may become: melting architecture wet painted curtains city lights broken reflections dripping landscape fragments impossible fabric planes painted roadways folded sky glowing pigment wounds symbolic objects related to their identity Their accessories may become: floating halos surreal keys orbiting symbolic objects glowing brushstroke trails impossible shadows double-image motifs small dream objects emerging from paint decorative fragments of the environment Their shadows may behave independently: stretching in impossible directions turning into doorways becoming secondary silhouettes melting upward instead of downward reflecting emotions instead of body shape containing stars, eyes, windows, signs, or miniature dreamscapes Their reflections may not match reality: a reflection may show a different pose a different emotional state a symbolic version of the character a distorted memory a painted double a fragment of the location from another angle Faces and eyes must remain the emotional focal points. Even if the surrounding body or clothing mutates, the face must stay readable, expressive, beautiful, and recognizable. Hands must remain elegant, expressive, anatomically correct, and detailed, even when surrounded by surreal distortion. LOCALIZATION Localization: [Replace with short description of the surrounding location] Default localization if empty: a Japanese street like Shibuya at night, glowing with signs, wet pavement, reflections, crowds suggested only as vague painterly silhouettes, and dreamlike urban depth. If a localization is fi