I've been very encouraged by viewer interest in yesterday's fantasy-themed gallery containing a diverse selection of AI pictures in which some bikers inexplicably step through Dutch artist Hieronymus Bosch's bizarre oil-painted triptych 'The Garden of Earthly Delights' & encounter all kinds of truly weird, monstrous entities inhabiting this grotesque garden, as portrayed by Bosch and/or created by various AI image-generation programs inspired by them (please click here to view this gallery of mine),
So encouraged, in fact, that I've now created a second, companion gallery, in which a mysterious hooded enchanter casts a magical spell that causes some bemused biker dudes to find themselves within the equally bizarre fantasy realm depicted by Spanish Surrealist artist Salvador Dali in his iconic oil painting 'The Persistence of Memory', produced by him in 1931. One of my all-time favourite works of art, it famously features three melting clocks, plus a distorted version of Dali's own face in profile (coincidentally, this was apparently modelled by Dali upon one of the entities depicted in Bosch's 'The Garden of Earthly Delights' triptych!), as well as an orange-coloured pocket watch covered in ants.
And here is my gallery (whose final picture depicts the spellbinding enchanter!), constituting a sincere tribute from me to the extraordinary genius of this unique artist & his fascinating, captivating creative output.
More of my AI-created biker pictures & video clips next time!
Plus: please click here to access a chronological listing of fully clickable links to all galleries uploaded by me on this blog. NB - all of the images & the video clip included in this page's gallery were created by me, RebelBikerDude, using the AI image-generation programs Grok, Dream Lab, ChatGPT, NightCafe, Cici/Dola & FreeGen (plus Grok Imagine re the video clip), for non-commercial, entertainment purposes only, and do not feature any real-life persons or copyrighted characters.









































































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