Wow, those are great! I'd love to know how you prompted these ๐
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Whoops, how I prompted these.
One of them is listed underneath it. The trees are dryads, the otters are otters, most women are maenads, and seafolk are usually naiads or nereids. Why the greek? Because mythical races are creatures for Bing and so the TOS rules on nudity are different apparently.
In the style of inkbox tattoo design. Or grayscale tattoo design. Heart-frame is different from heart frame in Bing. Frame and border are different, but they don't work together. And if the image is against TOS, describe it worse until it's inline with TOS.