Dark silhouette of death in fear

A death-reaper. Scary. Dark. Ominous. Swinging a scythe wildly at the observer. Wearing a dark cloak with dark blue trims. Ice and frost in the reaper's path. The surroundings are fields in fall. Leaves are falling. Night time. Full moon. Cemetary. Dynamic dutch angle. Fantasy RPG setting, wide angle. Detailed. --ar 4:3 --v 6.1

Create a highly detailed, realistic arm sleeve tattoo design featuring the Angel of Death as the central figure. Depict him as a powerful, ominous male figure with large, dark, tattered wings. His face should be calm yet haunting, with hollow eyes or a subtle, stoic expression that conveys both mystery and inevitability. He should be robed in dark, flowing garments, holding a large scythe or a sword, symbolizing his role as a guide to the afterlife. Surround him with swirling shadows and mist, blending into a background of crumbling ruins or withered trees to enhance the dark, eerie atmosphere. Add subtle ancient Greek motifs like skulls or laurel wreaths, symbolizing death and passage, while rays of light pierce through the darkness to signify the transition between life and death.

Female Death of the Endless, long black hair, facial tattoos, wearing a black tank top, from DC Comics

a girl trapped under ice, in a frozen lake --style raw

underworld, so the background should have myths related to death, like skeletons, skulls, or ghosts. For example, bowls of fire, but in the shape of skulls or columns formed from skeletons --ar 16:9

where death is most alive --v 6.0

death goth metal band font logo for a band called "DEATH WISH" --ar 2:1 --v 6.0 --s 750

black human sillouette is drowning under the water, on the top of water is city with people sillouettes, and in deep water there is cemetery with ghost sillouette

Create a black-and-white line drawing in the style of a classical scene from Hamlet. Hamlet stands with a weary expression, his body slightly slumped as he contemplates the hardships of life. His face shows deep exhaustion and resignation as he reflects on how people endure the suffering of life out of fear of what comes after death. His eyes reveal the fear of the ‘undiscovered country’--the unknown world of death, from which no traveler returns. The background is dark and mysterious, with abstract, shadowy shapes hinting at the unknown and the uncertainty of the afterlife. The atmosphere is somber and reflective, with Hamlet caught between the fear of death and the torment of life. --ar 16:9 --v 6.0