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Visual description: Outline of a human figure (e.g

Black & grayBlack & whiteJune 1, 2025
Visual description: Outline of a human figure (e.g tattoo design generated with AI
AI Generated Tattoo

Prompt

Visual description: Outline of a human figure (e.g. only the torso or the whole thing) – in the middle an hourglass structure: hourglass instead of a heart, grains of sand pouring downwards, lower part of the body slightly blurred/in disarray. Style: outline of the figure + linearly drawn hourglass. Symbolism: time as something that flows in us and builds/destroys us. Variant: the silhouette can be “transparent” – only lines. Location: centrally on the forearm, with the top at the elbow.

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Style
Black & gray
Type
Black & white
Creator
Leszek
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