hope yall like this new Dress prompt i thought this was gonna turn out funny but it actually came out pretty Beautiful, I hope you all Enjoy and have a Blessed night 🙏❤️🧀
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Another prompt? This one can take TWO references! Wowie! As always it will be below! 💜
Heads up, this one OCCASIONALLY turns the second reference into an animal of sorts. It looks really cool still, I'll put a couple examples below as well.
Use the uploaded character sheet as the only subject. Keep identity recognizable.
Foreground style (locked):
The full-body character on the page uses the whitewashed ink look of the source: pale paper skin, restless black line, grey wash in the hair, almost no color except a spare hint from the sheet. Sketchy hems, wet bleed. Not clean digital cel, not full-color rendering.
Canvas: Tall portrait. Full body, head to toe, on the white page. No text.
Required tear:
A paper tear runs from one side of the page to the other (horizontal, diagonal, or ragged across — direction does not matter). Jagged pulp, curled fibers. The character may stand in front of the tear and cover part of it. That is fine.
Required behind the tear:
Through the rip: a tight zoom on the same character’s eyes and upper face only (brow, eyes, bridge of the nose). Cropped under the nose or across the cheeks. Painted in the sheet’s regular colors, pushed more saturated so the eyes, hair, and skin pop against the whitewashed page. Richer than the sheet’s flat look if needed still clearly them, just louder. Sharper than the ink body in front.
Color rule:
Foreground body: whitewash, ink, grey, paper, one spare accent at most.
Inside the tear: sheet palette over-saturated, high contrast with the pale page. The rip should feel like color hitting water.
Outfit must come from the sheet:
Whitewashed wash-and-line on the full-body layer.
Required signature effects:
White paper ground.
Side-to-side tear.
Whitewashed full-body in front.
Saturated full-color eyes-and-upper-face zoom in the tear.
No logos, no captions.
Pose randomizer
Pick a new variation every time.
Keep full-body whitewash, side-to-side tear, partial cover allowed, saturated color upper-face in the rip. Roll one from each line:
Body: mid-stride / twist-look-back / lean-stop / one knee / reaching at the tear / landing / walking off the page / falling forward / coat or hair flung to one side / hand braced on the torn edge
Head: three-quarter / profile snapping to us / chin down / chin up
Eyes: wide and still / glancing aside / locked on us
Tear: high behind the head / across mid-page / low behind the legs
Energy: wary / tired / stubborn / about to speak / caught mid-motion
The result should look like an original whitewashed ink full-body of the uploaded character, with a page-wide tear revealing a saturated crop of their eyes and upper face. Clothing on the page layer must come from the sheet.
"Goonerbait" is a term used by latent homosexuals and feminists.
Stop trying to convince straight guys to hate sexy women.
Straight men, stop normalizing homoslurs. We like big titties. 🤷🏿♂️
♡ EIDRA’S WARDROBE ♡
One more drop before tonight, huns. These were already in the works, and I refuse to let perfectly good clothes sit unfinished just because you've filled my table with new ideas. ♡
Warning Label — Acid green, hazard orange, torn mesh and enough straps to constitute a workplace incident. Subtlety was never invited.
Funeral Doll — Lace, ruined mesh, leather and long mourning tails. A little romantic, a little damaged, and considerably prettier for it.
White Noise Bride — Pearls, white filigree and a train that refuses to end. Quiet, immaculate, and absolutely incapable of entering a room unnoticed.
Cut Here — Sheer black structure, acid yellow and one enormous jacket. I like clothes that look as though they came with instructions nobody intends to follow.
The Crooked Halo — Wine-red leather, smoke mesh and deliberately uneven lines. Symmetry is lovely. Breaking it is sometimes lovelier.
Nothing Under the Coat — Cobalt, sheer black and an absurd amount of cream fur. Sometimes the coat is the restraint, dear. ♥
And yes—I made another Funeral Doll. Apparently I wasn't finished with her either.
Tonight we're starting on your requests with Egyptian-inspired designs. After that, I still have suits and butch/masc looks waiting for me.
Unless something distracts me and I make them early.
Which, knowing me, is entirely possible. ♡
— Eidra