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Colorful Fantasy Realism 3D Brain Sculpture Inspired by Papers and Dissected Books - AI-generated Free Image

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The image is a 3D representation of a brain made entirely from folded papers. The artistic style combines vibrant colors and fantastical elements with realistic details. The brain appears fragmented, resembling dissected books, and features a juxtaposition of hard and soft lines. The artist heavily employs palette knives to create texture, with an emphasis on functionality. The image should be rendered in the aspect ratio of 128:73. More...
3dabstractanatomyartbrainbrain functioncognitivecolorfulcreativitydissected booksemphasisfantasy realismfragmented advertisingfunctionalityhard linesimaginationintelligencejuxtapositionmedicalmindneuroscienceonline sculpturepalette knivespaperssoft linessurrealismMore...
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