Emotional digital illustration showcasing loss and grief

death of African queens parent, background sadness, realistic --ar 16:9 --v 6.0

vintage painting: grief-stricken parents looking down into a bathtub. african american, 1996

childs illustration of a simple yet poignant design that encapsulates the theme of the child's journey through grief and the passage of time. --s 250

Achilles, consumed by inconsolable grief, cradles his departed lover on the Troy beaches. Alone and forbidding anyone to approach, his sorrow echoes through the waves, a timeless lament on the desolate shore. traditonal art, detailed --ar 16:9

childrens illustration A soft, muted color palette representing both the solemnity and hopefulness of the journey ahead, An illustration of a child standing amidst a changing landscape, symbolizing the passage of time throughout the year. The child could be depicted holding a small lantern or candle, representing remembrance and hope. Consider adding subtle elements such as falling leaves or snowflakes to represent the changing seasons and the passing of time. Overall, the cover page should evoke a sense of empathy and understanding for the child's experience while also hinting at the resilience and growth that can come with navigating grief over the course of a year. --s 250

a stunning interpretation of the female form, full length shot, alluring physical features, dynamic movement, divine feminine of tragedy + grief + loss, exquisite and surreal oil painting, evocative composition, fine art, Alphonse mucha + Tomasz alen kopera + Stefan gessel, , key colors midnight blue + dark white and gray, salvador dali, diffused lighting, dramatic + cinematic scene --v 6.0 --chaos 25 --s 250 --ar 4:7

grief counceling, pamphlet --ar 4:3 --c 34 --s 750 --v 6.0

long distance shot Still Shot from far away photo of a family at a funeral, grey weather, detailed --no rain car horse wagon --style raw --ar 1:2

Takehiko Inoue Style Animation Tone. Son and father standing at the funeral. a black suit. a lonely figure from behind. --ar 16:9 --niji 5

Seinfeld's Kramer stands alone, he is contemplating the loss of a dear friend, sadness is on his face and in his eyes, you cannot end this mourning of his life