Dropping some prompt related stuff for everyone to play around with I compiled. some of it is pretty damn good once you throw on art and style in front of the example
((art nouveau art and style -- elegant, flowing, organic lines, intricate floral patterns, ethereal female figures, highly decorative.)),
The (( )), are for sites to make that part of the prompt stronger (not sure it works on bing but it seems to). there are other methods like the numbers but I dont really know it well enough to explain
there's more posts after this with more prompts and styles so brace for impact.
1900s (1900–1909)
Main Style: Art Nouveau — elegant, flowing organic lines, intricate floral patterns, ethereal female figures, highly decorative.
Bonus 1: Edwardian Illustration — romanticized soft realism, high fashion, formal dress.
Bonus 2: Early Industrial Age Art — focus on machinery, factories, steel, muted palettes.
Bonus 3: Symbolism — mystical, dreamlike imagery filled with allegorical themes.
1910s
Main Style: Early Modernism — simplified forms, geometric abstraction, breaking traditional perspectives.
Bonus 1: Futurism — dynamic movement, speed, industrial energy, bold fragmented forms.
Bonus 2: Dada — chaotic, anti-war, absurd collage art, non-logical layouts.
Bonus 3: Silent Film Posters — dramatic poses, ornate typography, black-and-white focus.
1920s
Main Style: Art Deco — sleek geometry, lavish ornamentation, metallic colors, symmetry.
Bonus 1: Pulp Magazines — action-packed covers, bold colors, exaggerated heroes/villains.
Bonus 2: Expressionism — emotional distortion, exaggerated dark colors, intense faces.
Bonus 3: Jazz Age Glamour — flapper fashion, glittering parties, golden lighting.
1930s
Main Style: Pulp Adventure Art — dynamic poses, intense colors, exotic locations.
Bonus 1: Golden Age Comics — brightly colored superheroes, simple action-focused composition.
Bonus 2: Streamline Moderne — aerodynamic designs, shiny chrome, futuristic optimism.
Bonus 3: Classic Monster Horror — moody, dramatic black-and-white monsters like Dracula, Frankenstein.
1940s
Main Style: Film Noir — deep shadows, moody lighting, trench coats, femme fatales.
Bonus 1: Wartime Propaganda Posters — strong figures, patriotic colors, bold slogans.
Bonus 2: Retro Futurism — classic flying cars, bubble helmets, sleek retro rockets.
Bonus 3: Post-war American Realism — working-class subjects, muted realistic color palettes.