Art par IA: A hyper-realistic, museum-grade photographic reconstruction of Jeanne I of Navarre, Queen of France (1273–1305), inspired by the natural facial proportions of a 13th-century French royal statue. Portray her as a woman in her mid-twenties with an oval, symmetrical face; fair, slightly rosy skin; medium brown hair with soft natural waves; hair arranged in loose medieval braids partially hidden beneath a delicate early-Capetian gold circlet of open fleurs-de-lis. Light hazel eyes with touches of grey, calm and intelligent expression, softly arched light-brown eyebrows. Straight, refined medieval French nose; soft, natural lips. Ultra-skin texture, subtle lighting, no makeup, historically accurate medieval realism. Clothing: a deep red velvet mantle trimmed with ermine, embroidered with subtle gold thread inspired by 13th-century French royal textile patterns. Background: dim, neutral medieval interior stone or a softly blurred backdrop evoking a royal chapel. Lighting: soft, directional natural light, emphasizing lifelike depth, fine detail of the face, and the gold sheen of the circlet. Style: photorealistic, ultra-high resolution, cinematic texture, historical accuracy prioritized over stylization. Expression: serene, introspective, queenly dignity. Embracing on the right the model of a church she donated (typical statue iconography). Follow the statue's image and traits, just add a philter to the basis. Use the same exactl lines provided by the photo. You just have to "clothe" the statue as it's in the photo as if she was a real person, not creating a new image of her., anime style
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A hyper-realistic, museum-grade photographic reconstruction of Jeanne I of Navarre, Queen of France (1273–1305), inspired by the natural facial proportions of a 13th-century French royal statue. Portray her as a woman in her mid-twenties with an oval, symmetrical face; fair, slightly rosy skin; medium brown hair with soft natural waves; hair arranged in loose medieval braids partially hidden beneath a delicate early-Capetian gold circlet of open fleurs-de-lis. Light hazel eyes with touches of grey, calm and intelligent expression, softly arched light-brown eyebrows. Straight, refined medieval French nose; soft, natural lips. Ultra-skin texture, subtle lighting, no makeup, historically accurate medieval realism. Clothing: a deep red velvet mantle trimmed with ermine, embroidered with subtle gold thread inspired by 13th-century French royal textile patterns. Background: dim, neutral medieval interior stone or a softly blurred backdrop evoking a royal chapel. Lighting: soft, directional natural light, emphasizing lifelike depth, fine detail of the face, and the gold sheen of the circlet. Style: photorealistic, ultra-high resolution, cinematic texture, historical accuracy prioritized over stylization. Expression: serene, introspective, queenly dignity. Embracing on the right the model of a church she donated (typical statue iconography). Follow the statue's image and traits, just add a philter to the basis. Use the same exactl lines provided by the photo. You just have to "clothe" the statue as it's in the photo as if she was a real person, not creating a new image of her., anime style
16 days ago