Votre sélection :
This is a digital art image featuring the profile of a person's head and neck. The individual has dark hair and appears to be young, with a neutral expression. They are looking slightly downwards with their mouth closed. The background is plain white, which highlights the subject. There is a slight texture on the skin that gives it a lifelike appearance. The image has a modern and artistic feel, accentuated by the use of color gradients and shading that gives depth to the image. As she sat in front of her computer, Lena stared blankly at the screen, her mind numb from hours of staring at lines of code. Her dark hair fell around her face like a curtain, framing her features with an eerie intensity. Her expression was neutral, but there was something faintly troubled lurking beneath the surface.
Lena's eyes were fixed on the ground, her gaze slightly downward as if she was lost in thought. The soft glow of the computer screen cast an ethereal light on her skin, highlighting the subtle texture that gave her a lifelike appearance. Her neck was slender, with a faint smattering of freckles across her collarbone.
The background behind Lena was plain white – no distractions, just a vast expanse of nothingness that seemed to swallow everything else whole. It was as if she existed in a bubble of solitude, disconnected from the world outside.
As she sat there, lost in thought, Lena's mind began to wander back to her past. Memories of laughter and love, of tears and heartbreak – all swirled together like colors on a palette. She saw herself as a young girl, playing in fields filled with wildflowers, her hair blowing in the wind. She saw herself in her teenage years, full of fire and rebellion, her eyes blazing with determination.
But most of all, Lena remembered the pain of losing someone she loved. A memory that still lingered, like a color gradient, bleeding into the present. It was as if time itself had shifted, leaving behind only echoes of what once was.
Lena's thoughts began to recede, like colors fading into darkness. Her eyes slowly lifted, her gaze focusing on something just beyond her own reflection in the screen. She blinked once, twice – and then she was gone, lost in a world that was both familiar and strange.
The digital art image behind her remained still, its colors and textures frozen in time. But as one looked closer, it seemed to come alive, like a shadow moving just out of sight. For in the world of Lena's mind, anything was possible – even the impossible.