I gained access to Midjourney two weeks ago, and I really wanted to put Midjourney through its paces. It's easiest to compare outputs when there is a commonality, and I chose the term "alcoholic ferret" as the common running theme for this almost-tutorial:
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Sometimes with Midjourney it is better to be more ambiguous, and other times it is helpful to put in as many details as possible including artists to help influence the outcome of the work.
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The following are some variations of styles, and you can see that a minimal amount of prompts can still be pleasing to the eye, while adding more prompts can either be ignored or result in a more detailed image - usually with a fuller background.
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There are more alcoholic ferrets, but I think that we'll save that for part two!
Thank you for reading! Which is your favorite alcoholic ferret, and what type of alcoholic ferret would you like to see?
I'm guessing that midjourney is an AI generated art project?
The images are really great.
Midjourney is an AI art tool. I will explain that better in my next post.
Thank you for reading, and the compliment!
I think the alcohol samurai ferret and the alcohol mob boss ferret were my two faves.
It's so interesting to see see how different each rendition turned out given the smallest prompt change.