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Wild brush lines

Rough and forceful with brush energy and big blacks.

id: gekiga-sports-brush-wild

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Black-and-white Japanese manga. brush lines with swelling width and dry-brush streaks, large solid black areas with strong black-and-white contrast, narrow upturned eye shape, pointed chin, sturdy solid build, the place drawn in detail with ruled lines in perspective, shadows as solid black and flat tone, the figure kept clear against it, heavy grim mood. No text, speech balloons, panel borders, signatures or watermarks. Subject: An adult male runner catches his breath after training while holding a water bottle in one hand. Short hair, plain sportswear. Show his face, neck and hand chest-up, and an edge of the track.

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Prompt used for the sample

Black-and-white Japanese manga. brush lines with swelling width and dry-brush streaks, large solid black areas with strong black-and-white contrast, narrow upturned eye shape, pointed chin, sturdy solid build, the place drawn in detail with ruled lines in perspective, shadows as solid black and flat tone, the figure kept clear against it, heavy grim mood. No text, speech balloons, panel borders, signatures or watermarks. Subject: An adult female runner stands with her feet apart after training, holding a small towel in one hand. Tied hair, plain sportswear and trainers. Show her complete figure from head to feet and the track ground.

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Tags
brush ink, dry brush, heavy blacks, high contrast, narrow eyes, pointed chin, sturdy build, detailed background, grim, heavy
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