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Intricate patterns on a forest landscape, sinister scribbles, pastel colors, Max Ernst

Abstract, two heads, blurry, deformed, disfigured, cartoon, nsfw ,framed, low res, ugly, bad anatomy, deformed body, missing fingers, blurry, deformed face, cropped, cropped face, conjoined twins, image, weird eyes, worst quality, low quality, watermark

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