A chilling and foreboding jungle planet landscape, bathed in an eerie twilight glow. The alien foliage, a nightmarish concoction of towering, twisted trees and vines draped in unidentifiable pods and bulbous growths, stretches out in all directions, creating an impenetrable green-black canopy. The air is thick with the sounds of unearthly creatures, their cries and howls echoing through the dense undergrowth. The ground is a carpet of moss and decaying vegetation, dotted with strange, glowing fungi that cast a sinister light onto the shadowy forest floor. A faint mist hovers just above the ground, obscuring any sense of distance or perspective. The sky, visible through the occasional break in the canopy, is a deep shade of purple, streaked with crimson and gold, as if the very atmosphere is tainted by some malevolent force. A sense of foreboding and despair hangs heavy in the air, as if this place were not meant for mortal eyes to see., (Oil painting) (by Jean-François Millet), (by Gustave Courbet) , (by Jules Breton), close up, dark fantasy, <lora:add-detail-xl:2>