justrob on BudgetPixel
@justrob Β· 7/11/2026
I mean - flux 2 Pro does double exposue ok. I can never tell if the model sucks, or if (as i mostly suspect) my prompting skills suck.

Tags: australian shepherd art, merle dog portrait, sheep herding art, watercolor dog painting, pastoral landscape, working farm dog, shepherd illustration, rural countryside art, ink wash artwork, herding breed art, farm scene decor, australian shepherd lover, sheep flock art, moody landscape, dog wall art
AI Model: flux-2-pro
Prompt: Rendered as a double-exposure ink-wash composite where scenes bleed into one another through translucent tonal layering. A near-monochrome palette of charcoal black, smoky grey and warm cream is broken only by muted amber accents, giving faint sepia warmth. High contrast drives deep velvety shadows against bright paper-white voids. Edges dissolve into wet watercolor blooms, dripping runs and scattered ink spatter, while fine detail crisps at focal cores before softening. Composition balances a dominant weighted mass against airy negative space with atmospheric, weathered grit. An Australian Shepherd dog with a blue-merle coat, tan and white markings, amber eyes and a black nose, alongside a distant shepherd figure in a wide-brimmed hat and long coat, and a scattered flock of sheep with one loping herding dog. Profile close-up of the dog's head at eye level filling the left and lower frame, gazing off-frame to the left; overlaid within its body a high-angle wide shot recedes down a track where the flock streams toward the small backlit shepherd standing on a rise, sharp foreground melting into hazy midground depth. Scene set on open rolling pastureland during overcast day, with a bleak weathered atmosphere, featuring a worn dirt track, a driven flock and a lone standing figure on the horizon.
Comments
b0nh0mmedodo
Nice !
strixowl-47
Fantastic !!!! Really like this π
jasonbourne101
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CaylaCatz
I don't think it's your prompting skills. I feel like prompting skills are model dependent so your skills are excellent in certain models that you use a lot and know how they lean/interact. You're just getting comfortable with Flux 2 Pro; it's a bit different from Flux 1.1. With the older models, you had to prompt with more words to get a good result.
anyafoxx
Nice!
tatti
Nice
aicreator
nice
Troxley
Magnificent creation!
NielsCarlsen
awesome double
hjjdskskkmxn
Nice artstyle