Type

Model

Almost Real

Description

dystopian, cyberpunk-inspired album cover with an intense focus on a grotesquely distorted human skull. The skull appears partially mechanical, partially organic—its surface cracked and fused with dark metal plates, exposed circuits, and biomechanical tubing. Pulsating, glitch-like veins of neon red, toxic green, and deep violet run through the fractures, giving it an eerie, electrified aura. The eye sockets are either hollow voids or filled with chaotic digital static, as if the consciousness inside has been completely erased or overridden. The skull is highly detailed and dominates the entire composition, positioned in an almost claustrophobic close-up. Its texture is raw and distressed, with burn marks, deep scratches, and industrial wear, enhancing the feeling of decay and cybernetic corruption. Sharp, metallic protrusions extend from the jaw and temples, resembling a fusion of flesh and machine. The background is dark and minimal, with subtle glitch distortions, VHS noise, and fragmented digital artifacts to reinforce a dystopian, tech-driven nightmare. The color palette consists of cold metallic grays, deep blues, and harsh neon highlights, emphasizing the brutal, industrial aesthetic. The lighting is dramatic, with harsh, directional shadows cutting across the skull, creating a sinister, high-contrast look.

Hi-res

No

Seed

Random