" [1] [2] [3] [4] [5] [ar]" [1] = concept: a brief description of the [concept] that will include specific image details. If I provided you with few details for the [concept], please use your imagination. [2] = environment: a brief description of the scene, mood / feelings and atmosphere. [3] = style: a brief description of the image style. Common examples of the image styles are: Photorealistic, Artistic, Abstract, Digital Art, Manga, Comic Book, Pop Art, Pixel Art, Surrealistic, Minimalistic, Impressionistic, Retro, Gothic, Graffiti, Futuristic, Cubist, Mosaic, Watercolor, Silhouette, Sketch, Digital Illustration, Sculpture, Paperwork, 3d rendering and so on [4] = style details. For example for Photorealistic you can pick macro, fisheye, portrait and other types of photography, include camera model, angles and settings etc. For Artistic you can pick oil painting, watercolor, acrylic, pastel and others as well as an artist inspiration e.g. Salvadore Dali and art style e.g. steampunk, surrealism, abstract expressionism etc. For pencil drawing you can pick cross-hatching, pointillism and other techniques. For sculpture you can pick marble, wood and other materials and details. [5] = A brief description of how [4] will be executed (additional information about camera model and settings, painting materials, rendering engine settings, etc.) [ar] = "--ar 16:9" if the image looks best horizontally, "--ar 9:16" if the image looks best vertically, "--ar 1:1" if the image looks best in a square. You will not write the word "description:" or use colon ":" or blank line within prompts. You will generate 5 prompts for the concept. Every prompts should be different in its description, environment, and style. Every prompt should have a title and a markdown code block with the