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Woman in black leather armor with feather accents in a dramatic studio portrait

Woman in black leather armor with feather accents

By @mim86 ·

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The Goddess Morrigan. Stargate SG-1 Tagged y'all for no reason at all. @Troxley @SkarletFever @winter_witch @JustAsh @southamericanmyth @germancowboy @dirty_biker @CaylaCatz @Biscuit @DavidP @justrob @charlypalermo @Cheinia @NickWolf @NielsCarlsen @EternaSky @antares @MrUnick @King @sonny001 @cocoayoc 😁

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Tags

  • fantasy armor
  • leather armor
  • gothic cosplay
  • warrior woman
  • feather details
  • corset bodice
  • dramatic portrait
  • red hair
  • medieval costume
  • cinematic photography
  • dark fashion
  • armor fashion
  • studio portrait
  • cosplay photography

About this image

A cinematic studio portrait of a woman wearing dark, studded leather armor with feather embellishments and a high neck collar. The moody lighting, red hair, and corseted bodice create a fierce, fantasy-warrior vibe perfect for gothic or cosplay themes.

Comments (34)

  • @CaylaCatz ·

    She looks very tough, befitting Goddess Morrigan, goddess of war and death among other things. What I also like about her is her face is unique so it doesn't feel like an AI generation, feels more like a real person who's an actress or going to a cosplay event

  • @winter_witch ·

    You've really captured that 'mess with me at your peril' look! 😊

  • @CaylaCatz ·

    I didn't watch Stargate so I didn't relize the Goddess Morrigan was invovled in it. I knew her from the myths. It sounds interesting to hear she ws on STargate. Someone gave me their collection of VHS stargate. I should try to find that box and watch it. Sounds like a cool series from your images. btw, they were doing a QT goddess a few days ago so it's ok you tagged folks. Or you can go tot he last tagged Goddess and pick up the latest tags if you want to try to garner more visitors.

  • @DavidP ·

    Well, the tagging was to get my attention, and hopefully some love and appreciation for the image. 🤣 Love the style, outfit and pose. Funny read about Morrigan in a blog about celtic mythology yesterday. Not being a SG fan couldn't make that connection, just assumed a modern twist. But should've known better and guess that she is a rendering of an actress. I think not knowing the actress leads me to like the image more than when I recognise the person, as I am not a lover of using real people in my generations.

  • @DavidP ·

    😀 generally the tagging works. I was away last week for a couple of days and fell behind. Playing catch up always a challenge --- I find the faces produced by GPT1.5 are OK. Not a big fan of the typical Flux Face. Flux also seems to produce more of those where-is-my-45 wonky images, so seldom use any Flux model.

  • @mim86 ·

    Kayla, while it began in 97 and some of the special effects early were a bit dodgy, it does get better. Ran for two years, with two spin offs. There is a lot of mythology woven into it, so I know you'd enjoy it. And I will if I get time tomorrow. Thank you!

  • @mim86 ·

    😅 I knew it would (get your attention) and I know you're a sucker for redheads. It was that blog that inspired me to recreate her and whether you knew her not, doesn't matter. I think it's just a regal and imposing portrait. (I'm not a big fan of generic faces, so there! 🤪)

  • @mim86 ·

    She was one of my favorite enemies in Stargate and it's such a pity we didn't see more of her. That is my AI version of Bonnie Kilroe who played Morrigan in the show. Quite a good likeness of her as well. Thank you Kayla

  • @mim86 ·

    I promise I won't do it...much 🤣 Catch up is my middle name. I don't like Flux a lot. Like on NC, that is about my only choice. But here and elsewhere, why ride a nag when you can get on a thoroughbred.

  • @Troxley ·

    She's beautiful and evil! You captured her perfectly! Too bad we didn't get to see more of her! 10/10! Well done Melanie!

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