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Book Tower Ascension A Photorealistic Pile of Books on Ladder by Arthur Skizhali-Veis Robert - AI-generated Free Image

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The image depicts a pile of books placed at the top of a ladder. The style of the artwork is influenced by artists such as Artur Skizhali-Veis and Robert Gillmor, incorporating a lightbox effect with limited colors. The image utilizes photo-realistic techniques while also incorporating elements of figuration libre and tinkercore. The aspect ratio is 85:128. More...
achievementartbalancebooksclimbeducationfiguration libreheightknowledgeladderlearninglibrarylimited color rangepile of booksreadingrobert gillmorstacksuccesstinkercoreMore...
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