🐾 Nibbles

Studio Ghibli film still, 2012 Watermelon Restaurant, bright summer, green and blue warm tones, boy, double sun, realistic film style, Yoshitomo Nara, relaxing atmosphere, Kino's Journey (2003), cute characters, no background, jelly beans, bright, sunlight, summer, green and blue tones, warm colors, realism, filmic, relaxing, cute, no background, jelly beans.

Angel

xxxHolic

A brutalist-style apartment building designed by a renowned architect such as Le Corbusier or Paul Rudolph, featuring rows of identical triangular balconies protruding from the facade and facing the street. One side of each balcony is open to the outdoors, creating a striking geometric pattern. The building's imposing concrete structure exhibits the raw, monolithic forms, exposed materials, and bold geometric shapes characteristic of brutalist architecture. The balconies cast dramatic shadows onto the building's surface, adding depth and texture. The perspective shows the entire building in full view from the street level, allowing the viewer to appreciate the brutalist design's massive scale and imposing presence. Render in a photorealistic style with gritty textures, sharp lines, and strong contrasts of light and shadow.

Deku in Studio Ghibli style

Westernpunk character riding lonely wasteland

The elven society cookie-maker.

A chubby cute fluffy female wolf holding up a piece of paper with the words 'I'm so sorry,' chubby cute fluffy wolf furry belly, sad facial expressions, exaggerated movements, very fluffy, elongated shapes, cartoon style, minimalist, white background, studio lighting.

A large statue stands in the middle of a field, in the style of geometric precision, Hiroshi Sugimoto's color photography, depicting a mysterious serene scene with a minimalist composition. The statue is surrounded by light sky-blue and dark gold, thin steel forms, snailcore, minimalist reduction, zigzags, realistic blue skies, floating rocks in the desert, Atacama desert, levitating rocks, subtle gradations of light, and a captivating interplay between the ephemeral and the eternal, all of which is the art of Cerith Wyn Evans.