There was a thread on DALL-E AI. I’m exploring Midjourney. I’m not even attempting faux template photos because faces others have made look more artsy than photo template. But this one is aces at artsy. It’s almost comically artsy.
Here is a dragon attacking San Francisco. This was my first attempt at an image so that tells you how easy it is, at least for an artsy image.
Pros: so artsy.
Cons: you need to join Discord first and then toggle back and forth between Discord website and Midjourney website. Also no commercial use unless you subscribe at 10$/month (which I have not, want to get good first).
Midjourney is using Discord as a user portal so you have to first make a discord account (if you don’t already have one) and then you have to go to the Midjourney website and sign in. Then you have to go back to discord to actually make the designs. It’s very cumbersome.
This guy has step by step directions, which you will need because it is not at all intuitive.
https://www.followchain.org/how-to-use-midjourney-ai/ Follow these directions exactly. It’s what I did. It takes awhile to get yourself going because of the whole using-two-websites thing but the image quality is astounding.
Note that you can only use the images commercially if you buy a subscription. 10$/month.
Thanks for starting this thread. Midjourney has come a long way in the past several months. My partners and I have made several stores’ worth of artistic products building largely on Midjourney’s creations.
