Ink Three Kingdoms
Variant of Three Kingdoms Chronicle · 14 words
Late-Han warlords arrayed: heavy armour, long polearms, war banners, ink and cinnabar for weight.
Jiao Bingzhen (Chinese, active c. 1670–1726); Giuseppe Castiglione (Italian, 1688–1766) · A Vignette of Life on the Frontier · c. 1717–22 · Cleveland Museum of Art（CC0） · CC0
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Delta
+ ink black · + void · + dry-brush
Feeling words
- epic
- face-off
- group
- ochre
- airborne dust
- majesty
- weight
- inevitability
- banner
- richness
- battle standard
- ink black
- void
- dry-brush
Generation prompt
Horizontal group portrait: armoured generals and scholars offset on a bare slope, halberds and banners crossing behind, ink washes with dry-brush flying white and large areas of empty paper, faint beacon smoke; ink black, cinnabar and pale ochre only, side-backlight; restrained brushwork. Avoid flying swords and glow effects.