Split image artwork: Painterly pink roses on left, detailed scientific illustration of insects and lizard on right, butterfly in middle.

Can you create artwork of left side being inspired by Claire bassler, deep moody The background is a deep, moody blend of purples and greys, with occasional dark browns. Large, expressive flowers dominate the space — imagine loose, blooming roses, tall wildflowers, or branches of leaves. The brushstrokes are soft and flowing, with some areas of the flowers blending into the background or dripping slightly, as if caught in motion. There’s a dreamlike, slightly romantic feel — this side is emotive, soft, and painterly. And on the right side inspired by jan van kessel The background shifts into a light parchment or cream color, like old scientific paper. Carefully placed are small, lots of highly detailed insects (bees, butterflies, beetles) and maybe a bird or lizard to be the main feature. Each creature is painted with precise lines, fine texture, and realistic color — almost like a page from a vintage field guide. And in the middle Center of both pieces create a big butterfly sitting in the middle — its left wing is expressive and painterly, blending into the flowers, while its right wing is crisp and realistic, matching the scientific detail on the right. Around the butterfly, the background softly transitions — the dark tones fade into light, and the styles overlap slightly. See more