A clown stands looking

A smiling clown stands waving his hand in front of a dancing circus at night.

A child clown stands at the edge of the forest at night.

A clown stands at the edge of the forest at night.

A clown stands at the edge of the forest at night.

A clown stands at the edge of the forest at night.

A clown holding a balloon stands waving at the edge of the forest at night.

A clown holding a balloon stands waving at the edge of the forest at night.

In the center of Salome is depicted as a young dancer. The woman's upper body is bare, while the neck, décolleté, hair and arms are adorned with gold jewelry, set with precious stones. A green mini skirt of light fabric is wrapped around her hips, through which the contours of the hips and legs shine through. In both pictures Salome supports her left arm on her hip. The right arm is raised in each case, with the forearm stretching upwards at a 45-degree angle from the horizontally outstretched upper arm in the large-format painting and the hand falling towards the face in an open gesture, while in the small-format depiction the hand grasps the hair in a more natural position. In both pictures, the head is tilted back over the left shoulder, so that the dancer looks to the side and shows the viewer the chin area. In both paintings a dark-skinned servant is standing on the left behind the dancer. This figure watches Salome with his head slightly bowed and his eyes fixed. He presents her the severed head of John the Baptist on a golden platter, which is surrounded by a radiant blue halo. This makes it stand out in the painting. The background consists of a black starry sky with shimmering gold, red and white stars. In the full portrait, the lower area is occupied by a light-colored balustrade, behind which several houses with red-lit windows can be seen, and at the very bottom by the light-colored floor. These elements put the scene in a spatial perspective. On the left edge of the painting another person is shown in front of the parapet. This red-clad person is Herod Antipas, who carefully watches the dancer. Other differences in the images relate to the details of the jewelry and the depiction of the servant.

In the center of Salome is depicted as a young dancer. The woman's upper body is bare, while the neck, décolleté, hair and arms are adorned with gold jewelry, set with precious stones. A green skirt of light fabric is wrapped around her hips, through which the contours of the hips and legs shine through. In both pictures Salome supports her left arm on her hip. The right arm is raised in each case, with the forearm stretching upwards at a 45-degree angle from the horizontally outstretched upper arm in the large-format painting and the hand falling towards the face in an open gesture, while in the small-format depiction the hand grasps the hair in a more natural position. In both pictures, the head is tilted back over the left shoulder, so that the dancer looks to the side and shows the viewer the chin area. In both paintings a dark-skinned servant is standing on the left behind the dancer. This figure watches Salome with his head slightly bowed and his eyes fixed. He presents her the severed head of John the Baptist on a golden platter, which is surrounded by a radiant blue halo. This makes it stand out in the painting. The background consists of a black starry sky with shimmering gold, red and white stars. In the full portrait, the lower area is occupied by a light-colored balustrade, behind which several houses with red-lit windows can be seen, and at the very bottom by the light-colored floor. These elements put the scene in a spatial perspective. On the left edge of the painting another person is shown in front of the parapet. T

In the center of Salome is depicted as a young dancer. The woman's upper body is bare, while the neck, décolleté, hair and arms are adorned with gold jewelry, set with precious stones. A green skirt of light fabric is wrapped around her hips, through which the contours of the hips and legs shine through. In both pictures Salome supports her left arm on her hip. The right arm is raised in each case, with the forearm stretching upwards at a 45-degree angle from the horizontally outstretched upper arm in the large-format painting and the hand falling towards the face in an open gesture, while in the small-format depiction the hand grasps the hair in a more natural position. In both pictures, the head is tilted back over the left shoulder, so that the dancer looks to the side and shows the viewer the chin area. In both paintings a dark-skinned servant is standing on the left behind the dancer. This figure watches Salome with his head slightly bowed and his eyes fixed. He presents her the severed head of John the Baptist on a golden platter, which is surrounded by a radiant blue halo. This makes it stand out in the painting. The background consists of a black starry sky with shimmering gold, red and white stars. In the full portrait, the lower area is occupied by a light-colored balustrade, behind which several houses with red-lit windows can be seen, and at the very bottom by the light-colored floor. These elements put the scene in a spatial perspective. On the left edge of the painting another person is shown in front of the parapet. This red-clad person is Herod Antipas, who carefully watches the dancer. Other differences in the images relate to the details of the jewelry and the depiction of the servant.

In the center of Salome is depicted as a young dancer. The woman's upper body is bare, while the neck, décolleté, hair and arms are adorned with gold jewelry, set with precious stones. A green skirt of light fabric is wrapped around her hips, through which the contours of the hips and legs shine through. In both pictures Salome supports her left arm on her hip. The right arm is raised in each case, with the forearm stretching upwards at a 45-degree angle from the horizontally outstretched upper arm in the large-format painting and the hand falling towards the face in an open gesture, while in the small-format depiction the hand grasps the hair in a more natural position. In both pictures, the head is tilted back over the left shoulder, so that the dancer looks to the side and shows the viewer the chin area. In both paintings a dark-skinned servant is standing on the left behind the dancer. This figure watches Salome with his head slightly bowed and his eyes fixed. He presents her the severed head of John the Baptist on a golden platter, which is surrounded by a radiant blue halo. This makes it stand out in the painting. The background consists of a black starry sky with shimmering gold, red and white stars. In the full portrait, the lower area is occupied by a light-colored balustrade, behind which several houses with red-lit windows can be seen, and at the very bottom by the light-colored floor. These elements put the scene in a spatial perspective. On the left edge of the painting another person is shown in front of the parapet. This red-clad person is Herod Antipas, who carefully watches the dancer. Other differences in the images relate to the details of the jewelry and the depiction of the servant.

Clown on the window glass at night

A hyper-realistic, cinematic depiction of a powerful hybrid creature merging the agility and ferocity of a jaguar with the disciplined strength of a human soldier. The creature has the muscular, sleek body of a jaguar, its fur patterned with striking golden rosettes, while its upper torso transitions into a human-like soldier figure, complete with rippling muscles and combat-ready posture. Its jaguar head, with razor-sharp teeth and piercing eyes, is adorned with scars that hint at battles fought. The soldier's arms are human yet enhanced with jaguar claws, gripping a weapon that blends primitive and modern elements, like a spear with a high-tech design. The creature stands on a battlefield of rugged terrain under a stormy sky, illuminated by flashes of lightning that highlight its brutal, majestic form. Its stance is powerful and commanding, embodying both the stealth of the jungle predator and the tactical prowess of a warrior. The environment is detailed with scattered debris and hints of a distant, smoldering war zone, enhancing the dramatic intensity of the scene. Hyper-realistic textures bring out the intricate details of fur, scars, and weathered gear, creating a breathtaking fusion of raw animalistic power and human resilience in a cinematic masterpiece.

A hyper-realistic, cinematic depiction of a powerful hybrid creature merging the agility and ferocity of a jaguar with the disciplined strength of a human soldier. The creature has the muscular, sleek body of a jaguar, its fur patterned with striking golden rosettes, while its upper torso transitions into a human-like soldier figure, complete with rippling muscles and combat-ready posture. Its jaguar head, with razor-sharp teeth and piercing eyes, is adorned with scars that hint at battles fought. The soldier's arms are human yet enhanced with jaguar claws, gripping a weapon that blends primitive and modern elements, like a spear with a high-tech design. The creature stands on a battlefield of rugged terrain under a stormy sky, illuminated by flashes of lightning that highlight its brutal, majestic form. Its stance is powerful and commanding, embodying both the stealth of the jungle predator and the tactical prowess of a warrior. The environment is detailed with scattered debris and hints of a distant, smoldering war zone, enhancing the dramatic intensity of the scene. Hyper-realistic textures bring out the intricate details of fur, scars, and weathered gear, creating a breathtaking fusion of raw animalistic power and human resilience in a cinematic masterpiece.

Looking up at trees at night drawing

Back turned to camera head looking at camera