Images générées par IA de invocation

a black and white photograph, in the foreground an invocation of the name "the poetry books" in large dark capital letters on a gold background, below the invocation is another invocation with additional smaller text reads "the poetry books", to the left is a smaller signature section highlighted by the text, above the small text section there are smaller indiscernible names like "the poetry books", "cyrillic script", and "praise the spirit of the spirit", each invoking a scene of wisdom and grace.

close-up of a single piece of paper, page number 437 in the top left corner, text in bold and uppercase serif font, the words are capitalized and bolded, the text reads "we have heard your prayers... that you will never forget your prayer... then all the things you have forgotten. do we think we will speak of god" in the center, the background is slightly blurred creating a shallow depth of field effect, prominent text on the right side of the image reads "babylon to shabodo at sea...", soft lighting with no harsh shadows.

close-up of an invocation, beige background with white text "then the word goes, dj. lvl" and other indistinguishable details, prominently featuring the words "do not disturb" and "syke", smaller text below the larger text "then no," "separating the evh" written on the left margin, one small letter going out of the frame at the bottom left corner, detailed texture on the paper with some subtle folds, photo has a high level of detail and clarity

a white stone cross on top of an inscribed text, reads "rejoice a saxophone do not know where your descendants will live", the text is repeated several times over the scene except for the first time, there are detailed line drawings of human figures on the left and right sides, the passage mentions "the interplay of light and shadow" in capital letters at the top right, below the three sections is a larger portion of text with larger written text, smaller text in uppercase that reads "anonymous prophetic voice", other parts of text

a single invocation of the word "the invocation", beige in color, with "all" as the main text, above "separate a second letter from the first letter," below has smaller and similarly written text but doesn't include a specific section except for the passage, on the second letter is small blue text, following through the middle letter is smaller black text, beneath this text there is a smaller white text which reads "to all the men who will not be welcome", the third letter is larger and more detailed with a similar design, next to each letter