voltage in her spine / night cracked open by her gaze / gods dare not speak back

An overlay: an effect layer you stack on top of any style prompt, then your subject. It changes what sits over the picture, not the style underneath.
The same prompt and the same subject, rendered by different image models — so the differences are the model, not the prompt.




Apply dynamic lightning network with translucent electrical branches cascading across the image. Create luminous bolt patterns in white-blue with orange-yellow corona effects, featuring main strike channels with delicate subsidiary tendrils that spider-web outward. Include a subtle electromagnetic glow surrounding each bolt path with varying intensities from hairline fractures to bold primary strikes. Maintain perfect subject visibility while adding crackling energy that appears to dance across the surface, with occasional bright plasma nodes at convergence points.
Render on BudgetPixel: FLUX 1.1 pro · GPT-Image-2 · Muse 1.0 · Nano Banana 2.1
The overlay above is the entry. This is the style it was stacked on to make the sample — the same one under every overlay here.
A fusion of Gil Elvgren+John Singer Sargent+impressionist technique where subjects are rendered with painterly brushstrokes that blend realism and idealization, featuring rich, vibrant colors dominated by deep turquoise and warm golden tones. Dramatic lighting creates a romantic atmosphere with soft highlights on the subject, while backgrounds remain impressionistic and textured with visible, confident brushwork. This technique enhances visual warmth and depth while maintaining the integrity of the original subject and setting.
The same base style with artist names removed — use this one on a hosted model.
A fusion of mid-century pin-up illustration, bravura society portraiture and impressionist technique where subjects are rendered with painterly brushstrokes that blend realism and idealization, featuring rich, vibrant colors dominated by deep turquoise and warm golden tones. Dramatic lighting creates a romantic atmosphere with soft highlights on the subject, while backgrounds remain impressionistic and textured with visible, confident brushwork. This technique enhances visual warmth and depth while maintaining the integrity of the original subject and setting.
Direct eye contact; 1950s pin up woman standing full body, red dress