**Imagine a scene where Hans Walter David sits at an old Soviet piano in a humble room. He is engrossed in playing one of his compositions, displaying his profound dedication and enthusiasm for music. Surrounding him are symbols of his new homeland: a Soviet flag hanging on the wall, an open window offering a glimpse of a typical Russian landscape, and perhaps a newspaper article on the table, portraying his positive outlook on his new life. The lighting in the image should come from one side, casting dramatic shadows to symbolize the hardships of his life and the tragic circumstances that lie ahead. To intensify the drama, dark clouds loom in the background, representing the looming Stalinist terror and his uncertain future. Despite the impending storm, Hans Walter David remains steadfast in his pursuit of artistic expression and hope for a brighter tomorrow. Watercolor Style. --ar 9:16** - Image #3 <@1090367744836382902>
Imagine a scene where Hans Walter David sits at an old Soviet piano in a humble room. He is engrossed in playing one of his compositions, displaying his profound dedication and enthusiasm for music. Surrounding him are symbols of his new homeland a Soviet flag hanging on the wall, an open window offering a glimpse of a typical Russian landscape, and perhaps a newspaper article on the table, portraying his positive outlook on his new life. The lighting in the image should come from one side, casting dramatic shadows to symbolize the hardships of his life and the tragic circumstances that lie ahead. To intensify the drama, dark clouds loom in the background, representing the looming Stalinist terror and his uncertain future. Despite the impending storm, Hans Walter David remains steadfast in his pursuit of artistic expression and hope for a brighter tomorrow. Watercolor Style.