A short picture story for children created with Midjourney Niji. — Note: These are high-resolution graphics and may take a while to load.

For those who want to control their AI Art bot. This article has arisen from a discussion online about exerting some sort of control over the results you get from your prompts in Midjourney. I have been aware of seeds and how some people use them, but to be honest, I have not been that interested in using them myself…

Jack goes to the beach —

Without having to use celebrity references What I love about Midjourney V4 is that there is still the possibility of randomness and chaos whilst being simply able to produce usable images on the initial upscale. There is no longer a need to use celebrity references to create consistency which saves…

Save yourself a lot of time and see what effect each word has. — This is for anyone still stuck in the V3 splatterprompt mode. I am testing words and phrases like realistic, or hyper-detailed and seeing in a test situation precisely what they do. For Newbies I have put links to previous tutorials in the links at the bottom. …

Is there a difference? Why do I need both? I use the /Blend command when I am out and about on my mobile phone. Image prompts are possible on mobile but very fiddly. With lots of experimenting, I have also found it speeds things up on my PC. …

I began by feeding in scrappy sketches to Midjourney. — From a single-line sketch on a tablet, I produced a short picture story for children. My mum gave me a watercolour set. Now I am reproducing the Midjourney produced images in watercolours and teaching myself how to paint. …

AI art that does not infringe copyright and can be sold commercially. I create AI artwork and currently sell it on Adobe Stock. Their guidelines have helped me create consistent styles that do not infringe on copyright and feel much more like my own artistic creations. …