An exquisite, high-quality painting that masterfully combines Renaissance elegan

An exquisite, high-quality painting that masterfully combines Renaissance elegance with a touch of surrealism, fantasy art style by Luis Royo, The setting is a whimsical yet eerie room with soft pastel colored walls adorned with velvet drapes. In the center, a full-length portrait captures the ethereal beauty of Roxanne the fly, a bride with a delicate human body and delicate wings, her skin bathed in the gentle glow of candlelight. She stands quietly, her nudity a testament to the vulnerability and allure of the moment. Behind her, the young mosquito groom embraces her, his own transparent wings wrapping around her waist, gently but passionately taking her from behind. His uniform is a mixture of the exotic and the familiar: a brave hussar with a long mosquito nose, adorned with shiny shoulder straps and a crimson sash that reflects the bright red color of his eyes. At his side hangs a saber, a symbol of his valor and dedication to his cause. The fly holds a coin in his hand, revealing an intricate engraving of a female figure with small natural breasts, shrouded in a veil and mesh corset, wearing silk stockings that whisper secrets and desires. The samovar, a majestic spectacle in the background, looms over the intimate scene, its warm, inviting glow casting a soft light that dances on the lovers' entwined bodies. The watercolor technique gives the scene a dreamlike quality: fluid brushstrokes and translucent layers of color create the illusion of movement and depth. The contrast between the humanoid figures and their insectoid features is both jarring and mesmerizing, inviting the viewer to ponder the nature of love and transformation. The overall effect is a captivating blend of sensuality and surrealism, a celebration of boundless imagination that goes beyond the ordinary to embrace the extraordinary.

(low quality, worst quality:1.4)