oil painting size 9:16 with the figure of the master and his slaves

oil painting size 9:16 with the figure of the master and his slaves:

**Employer Figure Image:**
The employer stands in the center of attention, stand out with a dominant attitude. His face, with dark and rough skin, shows the depth of anger expression. His sharp, prominent eyes were dark brown., sparkling with the fire of anger. His eyebrows were raised high, emphasizes deep lines on the forehead. His nose is big and firm, while her thin lips were tightly closed, hold back his anger. His prominent chin emphasizes the firmness and strength of this character.. Employer's clothing, which is made of heavy and expensive fabric, looks neat but with slightly wrinkled details, indicating his emotional instability.

**Expressions and Postures of the Slaves:**
In front of the employer, the slaves looked very scared. They stand in a crouching position, with some of them bowing completely. Their facial expressions reflected helplessness and panic.. Some boys, especially the younger ones, looks like he's about to cry, with tears welling up in their eyes. Their facial expressions expressed deep anxiety., with trembling lips and trembling hands. Their clothes, simple and a bit ragged, increasingly highlighting the differences in social status with employers.

**Atmosphere and Background:**
The background of the painting is a dark and gloomy room, with rough and unkempt walls, adds a sense of oppressive atmosphere. A dim light from an unseen source behind the master illuminated only part of the room., creating long shadows that add depth and drama to the composition. The rough texture of the walls and floors is clearly visible., gives the impression that this place is unfriendly and emphasizes the discomfort of the slaves.

**Details and Techniques:**
Oil painting techniques are used to give depth and richness of color. Every detail of the face and clothing is carefully crafted to highlight

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oil painting size 9:16 with the figure of the master and his slaves: **Employer Figure Image:** The employer stands in the center of attention , stand out with a dominant attitude . His face , with dark and rough skin , shows the depth of anger expression . His sharp , prominent eyes were dark brown ., sparkling with the fire of anger . His eyebrows were raised high , emphasizes deep lines on the forehead . His nose is big and firm , while her thin lips were tightly closed , hold back his anger . His prominent chin emphasizes the firmness and strength of this character .. Employer&#39 ; s clothing , which is made of heavy and expensive fabric , looks neat but with slightly wrinkled details , indicating his emotional instability . **Expressions and Postures of the Slaves:** In front of the employer , the slaves looked very scared . They stand in a crouching position , with some of them bowing completely . Their facial expressions reflected helplessness and panic .. Some boys , especially the younger ones , looks like he&#39 ; s about to cry , with tears welling up in their eyes . Their facial expressions expressed deep anxiety ., with trembling lips and trembling hands . Their clothes , simple and a bit ragged , increasingly highlighting the differences in social status with employers . **Atmosphere and Background:** The background of the painting is a dark and gloomy room , with rough and unkempt walls , adds a sense of oppressive atmosphere . A dim light from an unseen source behind the master illuminated only part of the room ., creating long shadows that add depth and drama to the composition . The rough texture of the walls and floors is clearly visible ., gives the impression that this place is unfriendly and emphasizes the discomfort of the slaves . **Details and Techniques:** Oil painting techniques are used to give depth and richness of color . Every detail of the face and clothing is carefully crafted to highlight

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688X1024

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Aug 29, 2024

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Estúdio

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cell

Checkpoint & LoRA

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