**hyper-realistic portraits of three Black women, each representing a different artistic movement: Afro-surrealism, Afro-pessimism, and Afro-futurism. Each portrait should feature a black feminine figure with related textures and colors reflected in their clothes and hairstyles. Each portrait should have different face painting and a unique portrait style, created in the style of conceptual digital art. The color scheme should be ultra-detailed, with bold elements and contrasting lights and darks. For Afro-surrealism, draw inspiration from the art of Salvador Dali, René Magritte, and Jean-Michel Basquiat. For Afro-pessimism, draw inspiration from the art of Kara Walker, Chris Ofili, and Ellen Gallagher. For Afro-futurism, draw inspiration from the art of John Jennings, Wangechi Mutu, and Parliament Funkadelic. The portraits should be fantastical, yet convey a sense of dystopia for Afro-pessimism and an alien otherworldly feel for Afro-futurism. The portraits should be isolated, with the black feminine figures as the main focus, and should be created with intricate illustrations, bold colors, and contrasting lights and darks, making them both beautiful and striking.** - Upscaled by <@1038660931774857296> (fast)
hyperrealistic portraits of three Black women, each representing a different artistic movement Afrosurrealism, Afropessimism, and Afrofuturism. Each portrait should feature a black feminine figure with related textures and colors reflected in their clothes and hairstyles. Each portrait should have different face painting and a unique portrait style, created in the style of conceptual digital art. The color scheme should be ultradetailed, with bold elements and contrasting lights and darks. For Afrosurrealism, draw inspiration from the art of Salvador Dali, René Magritte, and JeanMichel Basquiat. For Afropessimism, draw inspiration from the art of Kara Walker, Chris Ofili, and Ellen Gallagher. For Afrofuturism, draw inspiration from the art of John Jennings, Wangechi Mutu, and Parliament Funkadelic. The portraits should be fantastical, yet convey a sense of dystopia for Afropessimism and an alien otherworldly feel for Afrofuturism. The portraits should be isolated, with the black feminine figures as the main focus, and should be created with intricate illustrations, bold colors, and contrasting lights and darks, making them both beautiful and striking.