KI-generierte Bilder von turacos

four terracos tables covered with brown tarps, two large red triangular turcos in the center background, an additional smaller green turco in the background on the left, a black sign on the rightmost table reading “to add a more detail” in bold letters, some parts of the text are illuminated while others are in shadow, adding depth to the composition, photograph taken from a high angle, showing details on the tarco structures and the sky.

a close-up photograph showing four "turcos" turacos drawings, prominent in the foreground are two terracos with bright yellow centers and dark brown ends, each painting has detailed hair and texture, additional turacos are visible to the right including a vertical tree with more green foliage, the text on both sides of the image is not fully readable but it appears to be part of an illustrated artwork, the overall style of the artwork is hyper-realistic with fine textures and shadows, no humans or other objects are present, the drawing captures the interaction between turacos and the natural elements harmoniously.

close-up of a white surface below, multiple turcos of varying heights in front and behind each other, some with flat surfaces while others are straight or curved, dark gray background with no visible text, the photograph has an elaborate and dramatic style with elements of turcos art, shallow depth of field with blurred foreground and background detail on the right side of the image, lighting suggests a sunny day with soft shadows.

an overhead view of four large, detailed turacos carvings at the bottom of the image, each carving contains multiple tiers with different heights, the structures are built on a granite or concrete surface with visible grain and uneven textures, the center row has more densely packed turacos carvings creating depth, while the left two adjacent rows have denser details, all elements are well-defined with some slight distortion.

a detailed line drawing of a set of turacos, the base of each turaco is filled with vertical slats, there are five turcos in total, a second one is partially visible below and to the right alongside a third, all turacos have distinctive shapes and colors such as white, blue, red, and brown, the black turacos on the far left is larger, with smaller turcos and greenery adjacent to it, these figures are much smaller due to perspective, the background shows a wall covered with various shades of beige and brown, some leaves and small branches are seen growing out from