Kubrick shot

by blairesilver13

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A surreal landscape of layered dreams, each with its own unique scenery, blending seamlessly into one another. In the foreground, a dreamlike garden with vivid, strange flowers. Beyond that, a fantastical cityscape with floating buildings and glowing lights. In the distant layers, abstract shapes and colors swirl together, creating an infinite horizon of dreams within dreams.Frog fairy lights wrapped beautifully around a ethereal chandelier. Misty woodlandA fully grown man dressed in the iconic attire of the boy from Stanley Kubrick's "The Shining," riding a miniature tricycle in an oversized, eerie hallway reminiscent of the film's setting. The man's expression conveys a mix of confusion and nostalgia as he struggles to fit on the tiny tricycle, highlighting the absurdity and surrealism of the scene. Detailed lighting casts dramatic shadows, adding to the unsettling atmosphere. The film set has the exact same patterned carpet. Cobwebs hang from everywherePortrait of a woman in a serene state, her eyes softly closed as if lost in a deep nightmare, with delicate, flowing watercolor textures in her skin and hair, reminiscent of Zdzisław Beksiński's eerily surreal quality. A golden, spiraling ladder emerges from her shoulder, intricately detailed with metallic pen accents, evoking the surrealist style of H.R. Giger and the intricate line work of Francis Bacon. Tiny construction workers, meticulously painted in acrylics in the style of David Lynch, ascend the ladder, adding fine details to the structure of her ear, while others hover suspended, as if building it. Around her eyes, a team of painters is stationed, using tiny brushes to paint intricate galaxies and constellations into her partially open pupils, in the style of cosmic surrealist, Odilon Redon. Deep blues, purples, and golds blend together in the color scheme, accented by soft, luminous whites, to evoke a sense of eerie mysticism and wonder. To add layers of depth and dimensionality, the mixed media artwork incorporates translucent paper or fabric, allowing some elements to partially obscure others, as if emerging from a nightmare.