**Painting of a dragon in the style of pre-Raphaelite artist John William Waterhouse, illustrating the Fire Dragon of the South. The scene should present this dragon, known for its association with the element of fire, emerging from a raging inferno, its scales shimmering like embers and eyes glowing with intensity. The artwork should echo Waterhouse's signature romantic and symbolic imagery. The lighting should emanate from the blaze, casting dramatic shadows and fiery illumination across the dragon and the surrounding scene. The color palette should incorporate the rich reds, oranges, and yellows of the fire, contrasted against the smoky blacks and grays. The composition should resemble a wide shot, akin to an image captured with a 35mm lens, focusing on the Fire Dragon as the central figure against the backdrop of the southern blaze. --ar 6:4 --s 250 --v 5.1** - Image #3 <@761956386326052894>
Painting of a dragon in the style of preRaphaelite artist John William Waterhouse, illustrating the Fire Dragon of the South. The scene should present this dragon, known for its association with the element of fire, emerging from a raging inferno, its scales shimmering like embers and eyes glowing with intensity. The artwork should echo Waterhouses signature romantic and symbolic imagery. The lighting should emanate from the blaze, casting dramatic shadows and fiery illumination across the dragon and the surrounding scene. The color palette should incorporate the rich reds, oranges, and yellows of the fire, contrasted against the smoky blacks and grays. The composition should resemble a wide shot, akin to an image captured with a 35mm lens, focusing on the Fire Dragon as the central figure against the backdrop of the southern blaze.