A “double exposure” is a technique in photography that combines two or more photos into one image, making it look like they were taken at the same time and place. In this case, we’re combining an image of a “quill pen” (a writing instrument from the past) with a “blurred pastel gradient mesh abstract background” (a colorful, holographic pattern) to create a unique, visually appealing image. Using the “gradient mesh” method, we’ll apply colorful, vibrant tones to give it a modern, eye-catching effect, enhancing the “merging of both elements. The “double exposure” technique is usually achieved by layering the images and adjusting the opacity. The colorful, “mesh” in the background adds depth to the quill pen, while “neon-like” highlights (known as “illumination”) will make the overall image “pop out.” The file “size” is crucial for print or digital use, and the hash code helps identify the specific version of the AI model used. We’re using the “flux1-dev-fp8” model to achieve a consistent result. Final image appears at 1024×1024 resolution. It will look cool and stylish!