 | Hi all, I am writing my adventure book for DnD called "The Blazing Masquerade". The story revolts around a saint who in reality is a devil and tricks his followers to gain power via his false sainthood, hence the title. This is the cover I had in mind: a figure removing a mask surrounded my a city in ruins. How can I enhance it? Any feedback? Here is the prompt I used: A charismatic, sinister figure stands at the center, lifting an ornate mask to reveal his face. The mask, crafted from polished ivory and etched with fading holy symbols, is partially removed—exposing most of his face. His dark hair is tousled, and his deep, magnetic eyes gleam with a flicker of infernal fire, glowing faintly with an otherworldly, ember-like light. A devilish smile curves across his lips, hinting at hidden malice. Subtle infernal sigils pulse faintly along the edges of his heavy, flowing robes, which are rich but worn and frayed. His expression is calm, confident, and dangerously charming, as if relishing the unveiling of his true nature. Behind him, a torn veil flutters in the wind—symbolizing the unraveling of his false holiness. Beyond the veil, a ruined gothic city rises in sharp detail—crumbling spires, shattered cathedrals, and fractured archways loom against a blood-red sky. Jagged towers stand broken, their blackened stone cracked by infernal forces. Shattered gargoyles and debris litter the ground, while faint, hellish embers glow through the city’s fractured earth. The composition focuses on his face and the act of unmasking, with a subtle glow in his eyes hinting at the infernal power beneath. Rendered in a realistic, high-fantasy style inspired by Dungeons & Dragons artwork—sharp facial details, dramatic composition, cinematic lighting. Dark and mysterious atmosphere, crumbling gothic architecture, subtle infernal undertones, 8k resolution, epic fantasy illustration. [link] [comments] |
