In a somber, sepia-toned landscape that could only be inspired by the moody and intricate styles of Frank Frazetta, Zdzisław Beksiński, Anne Bachelier, and Mario Sanchez Nevado, a magnificent eagle sits perched atop an ancient stone pillar. This illustration blends a dark, gritty fantasy with the hauntingly beautiful aesthetics found in black-and-white photography reminiscent of ancient Babylon ruins. The eagle, grand in its stature, dominates the scene, its presence adding a mysterious aura to the foggy ruins that lay spread out in the background. The use of monochrome shades enhances the grainy texture of the image, making the eagle’s perch on the stone pillar not just a show of its majesty but also a symbol of timelessness and decay. This eerie and captivating scene, with its meticulous attention to lighting and atmosphere, could serve as excellent inspiration, offering MidJourney style reference tips for beginners who wish to explore similar themes and techniques in their own creations.