Two young girls in dark Victorian dresses with lace, eyes wide, looking at a glowing green-filled carved box. — This oil painting shows two girls in lace-trimmed black gowns, astonished as they hover over a mysterious, emerald-glowing box with intricate carvings. The moody, chiaroscuro scene evokes fantasy and mystery, suggesting magical or supernatural powers at play.

Two young girls in dark Victorian dresses with lace, eyes wide — AI art by @panos

@panos · 4/18/2026

Twin Orphan Sisters in the Manor of their Mysterious Aunt examine one of her many mysterious heirlooms

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panos

This is certainly true! @suga2309 's blogs about his Cobra Assassin were excellent! Well, I'll se...

EternaSky

this is when jumanji started

panos

Remake them, certainly! The blog-thing.... kinda much for a Lazy-Dog (as we say in Greece) like me but I really want to do them. firs one, of course will just HAVE to be a Zone blog. Cayla is been urging me for it constantly

DavidP

Well even if the text is super simple, one or two lines per image, I think it would be great to share the start to finish in a blog post so one sees them all at once

panos

...haven't heard THAT one. Is it in a book? A Stephen King book? I have read "The Shining" and "Doctor Sleep" Is there anythin further on that story? (Or is it your invention? If so, good idea! 😃)

panos

Thank you very much, David!! I started this story - described on the title - as series on NC, most of it unpublished. This one is a makeover of a published image, with GPT

panos

Thank you Ver much, Bard! Well, you see, here is the problem: Even if it isn't the worst....there is a long list of BAD things that could....😁😁

panos

Thank you very much! Of course I know OF them. Unfortunately they were stiil not translated in my countrywhen I was at the age to read them.

legion

I really liked this one and voted for it. It reminded me of R.L. Stine's Goosebumps books from when I was little. Do you know them?

DavidP

Cool. Will you remake all the images and then publish the story as a blog. Would love to view and read that