Glowing holographic cyber priest extends welcoming hands above a neon cyberpunk city and futuristic cyber church
This atmospheric watercolor-style sci fi illustration blends religious themes and futuristic cyberpunk worldbuilding, featuring a luminous holographic priest hovering over rain-slicked city streets. Vibrant purple, blue, and pink neon lights illuminate the towering gothic Cyber Church, flying hover vehicles, and crowds of residents under a dusky twilight sky. The surreal, moody artwork includes thematic slogans framing digital technology as a form of spiritual salvation.

Glowing holographic cyber priest extends welcoming hands — AI art by @TTRPG_Player

@TTRPG_Player · 10/24/2026

Holographic Cyber-Priest in Cyberpapacy (Cyber-France) | For the TTRPG Torg-Eternity. More explanation on this world: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1x6EVtr-xD8 Start image: GPT-2.0 Medium 1K Prompt: Watercolor painting of a happy futuristic sci‑fi cityscape of at night: glowing skylines, layered megastructures, flying futuristic vehicles streaking through misty air. Central gargantuan hologram of a male French christian priest with a beard of the "Cyber Church" with a glowing crucifix build from built from circuits and computer chips her full body is a hologram that pulses translucent blues and magentas, casting glowing streets and wet reflective surfaces. He leans forward to the observer and stretches out her arms invitingly toward the observer and smiles gently. A futuristic mega christian church buidling is seen with a glowing crucifix build from built from circuits and computer chips and with the motto: "Flesh is sinful, but technlogy is clean". "Add the message "Jesus is the code" to the image. Wide-angle, slightly low perspective, strong depth with midground bridges and distant spires. Soft watercolor washes with sharp inked edges for details, high contrast neon palette, grainy paper texture, luminous halos, moody atmosphere, highly detailed, professional quality. Evovled with: GPT-2.0 Low 1K Prompt: Change the message from "Jesus is the code" to "Atonement is the code". Keep the rest the same.

Glowing holographic cyber priest extends welcoming hands above a neon cyberpunk city and futuristic cyber church
This atmospheric watercolor-style sci fi illustration blends religious themes and futuristic cyberpunk worldbuilding, featuring a luminous holographic priest hovering over rain-slicked city streets. Vibrant purple, blue, and pink neon lights illuminate the towering gothic Cyber Church, flying hover vehicles, and crowds of residents under a dusky twilight sky. The surreal, moody artwork includes thematic slogans framing digital technology as a form of spiritual salvation.

Tags: cyberpunk, cyber church, holographic priest, futuristic city, sci fi illustration, neon aesthetic, dystopian art, religious cyberpunk, hover cars, neon cross, cyber religion, retro futurism, cyberpunk cityscape, sci fi concept art

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TTRPG_Player

Thank you my friend 💜💙 Yes this for the same table top role paly game liek the nun. For this image I also have an aniamtion that I maybe post tomorrow. So far I mostly showed iamges form the Cyberpapacy (Cyber-France) realm int aht world. I should also start at some point with images from the other parts of the earth in that world 👍

TTRPG_Player

Cool that you also played TRRPG, but sad that you do not have to have sombody to play with. I play with old real life friends over the internet once a month. The Game Master is retired, therefore he has time to organize it. Without that I would also had also no one to play with.

panos

That will be fantastic! You are very lucky to have friends and play RPGs. My own group lost interest in it years ago. Now, I play RPGs only in my PC...

panos

Oh, it is the same with your previous Nun image and with an accomanying video. Cool.

panos

I don't hnow this RPG. The image is astounding

panos

Aah, as I said, you are lucky. Truth to tell, we played mainly AD&D, im the Forgotten Realms, with occasional forays to other planes in some campaigns. I got them hooked to Call of Cthulhu and we played some of that. I still got my sourcebooks and campaign boks for CoC in the house at the village.