Imágenes generadas por IA de tobolsk

four tobolsks with text on them, left tobolsk in blue and white, right tobolsk in green and purple, each tobolsk signed with a handwritten, three columns of text, shadow underneath the tobolsks casting onto the concrete ground, an orange safety barrier running horizontally at the bottom of the image near the tobolsk's feet, detailed texture of wood grains visible, evenly spaced rows of text across the entire image, no humans present

six tobolsks in a row from left to right, three tobolsks with intricately carved faces in red and yellow colors, two large metallic handles on each side is attached to the tobolsks, one tobolsk on the bottom and another on the top, all objects are mounted on a black countertop, an olive green decorative item on the top left corner of the countertop, detailed texture on the cantilevered object, neutral background.

a photograph featuring a tobolsk drawing on a brick wall, the tobolsk is in focus and placed on a white surface, above the tobolsk there are reddish-pink tobolsks, assorted small pieces of broken marble, some with embedded elements like bolts, a white cup filled with nuts, below it a slightly blurred black bowl full of mixed nuts.

one tobolsk in the center, attached to wooden posts, another tobolsk to the right with the title "res" and smaller text underneath it, each tobolsk has a different type of text and images below, all tobolsks have black covers with a red graphic at the bottom, white text beneath some tobolsks reads "lcd" in bold black letters on the left and right, handwritten instruction section on the right shows more text but is partially cut off, photo taken at an angle, detailed textures on both the wood and the tobolsks are prominent.

four tobolsks evenly spaced on a red tiled ground, three red tiles are in the upper of the image, one yellow tile is below and between the red tiles, an additional yellow tile is directly below the green tiles, each tile has intricate carvings and text "hamilter 7", several small gaps in the orange tiles provide a natural pattern, some letters on the gray tiles are partially cut off indicating additional words or text, the leftmost step shows vertical sections of tile with a grey tile pattern, there is no visible background beyond the tobolsk, the focus is entirely on the