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Monochrome Watercolor World Map A Patricia Piccinini-inspired Panel Composition with Solarization - AI-generated Image

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Since July 18, 2004
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This prompt requires the creation of a black and white world map using watercolors, inspired by the artistic style of Patricia Piccinini. The map should be composed with expert panel composition, and incorporate a solarization effect. The chosen color palette consists of light maroon and dark gray. The overall aesthetic should be influenced by the works of Emil Carlsen and Meredith Marsone. The image should be created with the specifications of Kodak Ektar 100, with an aspect ratio of 64:37 and a version of 5.2. More...
artblack and whitecontemporary artcontinentscountriesdark grayemil carlsenexplorationgeographyglobalizationkodak ektar 100landscapelight maroonmapmasterymeredith marsonenaturepaintingpanel compositionpatricia piccininisolarization effecttravelwatercolorsworld mapMore...
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