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Enhanced Prompt"serene landscape photography, warm golden light, misty atmosphere, tranquil lake surrounded by lush green forest, vibrant autumn foliage, majestic mountains in the background, dramatic clouds, cinematic composition, highly detailed texture, realistic style, inviting and peaceful ambiance, reminiscent of National Geographic, subtle color palette with shades of blue and green, hint of warm tones, lens flare and slight blur adding depth and dimension, posted on the cover of Outdoor Photography magazine, captioned 'Escape to Serenity', font style modern and clean, font size decreasing as it approaches the bottom of the cover, leaving ample negative space to emphasize the breathtaking scenery"

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Character Description: Style: A cartoon character with a bold, edgy vibe. Appearance: The character has lots of tattoos, covering their arms, neck, and hands. The tattoos could include a mix of traditional designs like skulls, roses, and bold lines to emphasize a tough, rebellious style. Clothing: The character is wearing a black ski mask (pulled up to cover the face completely) and a black hoodie. The hoodie should have the words "steezy2breezy" in a stylish, graffiti-like font across the front. Attitude: The overall look should have a cool, "steezy" vibe—relaxed but confident, with an urban, streetwear aesthetic. For the tattoos, you can mix in elements like: Traditional flash tattoos (roses, daggers, etc.). Modern geometric or abstract designs. Any details that could make the character stand out (like a dragon or skull on the chest, or a sleeve tattoo). If you’re using a program like Adobe Illustrator or Photoshop, you could: Start by sketching the basic outline of the character. Add layers for the tattoos, hoodie, and ski mask. Use bold lines for the tattoos to make them stand out, and experiment with fonts for "steezy2breezy" to give it a street-art feel.