A cinematic, moody interior of a 1920s speakeasy rendered in the style of Edward

A cinematic, moody interior of a 1920s speakeasy rendered in the style of Edward Hopper. The composition features angular shadows and golden lamplight spilling across wooden floors and tabletops. A lone bartender polishes a glass behind the bar, while a small number of isolated patrons—each lost in thought—sit apart at tables, never interacting. The walls are bare brick and the furniture sparse but authentic to the era. Light pours in through a hidden side window or stairwell, casting dramatic shadows and slicing the gloom. The figures are simplified and slightly melancholic, with flat color planes and softened detail. The mood is still, reflective, and slightly surreal—as if time has paused in this forgotten basement bar. Emphasize Hopper’s use of contrast between warm light and dark space, and the emotional distance between figures.

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A cinematic , moody interior of a 1920s speakeasy rendered in the style of Edward Hopper . The composition features angular shadows and golden lamplight spilling across wooden floors and tabletops . A lone bartender polishes a glass behind the bar , while a small number of isolated patrons—each lost in thought—sit apart at tables , never interacting . The walls are bare brick and the furniture sparse but authentic to the era . Light pours in through a hidden side window or stairwell , casting dramatic shadows and slicing the gloom . The figures are simplified and slightly melancholic , with flat color planes and softened detail . The mood is still , reflective , and slightly surreal—as if time has paused in this forgotten basement bar . Emphasize Hopper’s use of contrast between warm light and dark space , and the emotional distance between figures .

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3072X2304

Date

May 1, 2025

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upscale

Checkpoint & LoRA

SeaArt Infinity

SeaArt Infinity

WOW Flux Detail and Aesthetics

Fluxcore - Edward Hopper Art

Fluxcore - Edward Hopper Art

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