WOW! I am applying that superlative to all your videos. They are not simply tutorials but absolutely awesome cinematic experiences accompanied by direct and actionable description. I watch hundreds of these, and many are quite good, but none have the consistent exceptional high high-quality of presentation that yours does.Stunningly beautiful. A comprehensive tutorial of you assembling one of your videos with all the tools and processes described would be a wonderful gift! You are exceptional in a group of highly talented individuals. BRAVISSIMO!!

Amazing and informative video Thaeyne!, I'm eagerly awaiting the Midjourney team's addition of fine-tuning to V6. This feature seems to have been a bit overlooked already, yet I believe it has significant potential. As a fan of Midjourney (MJ), I'd like to share some styles I've found interesting, which you might appreciate too. Sharing my discoveries is something I enjoy. 1.Deep Dream - An amazing alternative for a highly psychedelic look. 2.Sumi-e - This traditional Japanese painting technique can produce great results when seeking an oriental aesthetic. 3.Supercalifragilisticexpialidocious - A whimsical style inspired by Mary Poppins. It infuses the image with a floaty, happy-go-lucky energy. 4.Spectrogram - On its own, it might seem a bit dull, but when paired with other elements, it can yield fascinating results. In my opinion, it’s an underrated style in AI art. 5.Blackout Poetry - One of my favorite styles 10/10. It has consistently helped me create unique and visually appealing pieces. 6.Datamoshing - Perfect for lovers of glitch art. I find it offers a more pronounced 'glitchy' effect compared to traditional glitch styles. 7.Mood Board - Excellent for creating a composite image with a cohesive tonal palette. I've seen some really impressive compositions using this style, especially with themes like crystals or flowers. 8.Anaglyph - This one is intriguing because it's one of the few styles that don't work well in version 5.2. It doesn't quite achieve the effect of anaglyph photography. But it works in 6.0, I'm not aware of any other style that has been 'updated' to produce an accurate anaglyph effect in newer versions.

Thanks. Lots of interesting ideas here. I love your work.

wonderful work. thank you.

Great job! Very interesting styles...

This whole channel is top quality. 💯

awesome video. got some ideas from this. thanks

You're amazing ❤

I love watching your videos!

I like your videos. Thank you so much

I love this channel and as I’m a newbie, it’s amazing it see what prompting can do. What I’m needing right now is direction/prompting to create book cover images, photorealistic, or photographic style. Any vids in the past or upcoming on that?

I have found that adding --no mockup helps to prevent a lot of those images you get when using --style raw

There is an episode of Dilbert the show from around 2000 where the idea of a computer making art is treated as a joke.

I'm really having a hard time getting the embroidery texture to apply with positive and consistent results. MJ often just ignores the query for embroidery...even with simplistic prompts. We're using MidJourney Enterprise. Any recommendations?

Is Litography supposed to be Lithography?

Every style can be used commercially, right?

it's very cool and interesting, tell me, have you already tried using different time stamps like the 60s or 40s, and also what about statues made of different materials such as a culture made of wire or polemeric clay, what if they use an excise instead of drawing paper? a silhouette cut out of paper and a paper sculpture are similar, did you describe them as a technical drawing or an illustration with a stylistic description? how about a castle in the form of an archetectural 3D project or a knight in the form of a 3D model, how do you like these options?