MIDJOURNEY Through TIME: Ancient Cultures, Time Periods and Predictions of the Future
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An experiment of time periods. How well Midjourney v6 recognizes ancient cultures by name and what happens if you use their names as prompts? How well are different time periods represented? What does Midjourney think about our future in the coming decades and centuries? Does it differ from the imaginings of Claude and ChatGPT? Join me in this time travel through the eyes of Midjourney.
All generated images created by Thaeyne with Midjourney: www.midjourney.com
Claude AI: claude.ai/
Voiceover generated with: elevenlabs.io/
Moving images with: kaiber.ai/
Music generated with Mubert: mubert.com/render/pricing?via...
0:00 Intro
1:21 Paleolithic
1:53 Prehistoric Cave Art
2:25 Neolithic
2:57 Sumerian
3:29 Indus Valley
4:01 Ancient Egyptian
4:33 Minoan
5:05 Elamite
5:37 Akkadian
6:09 Mayan
6:41 Amazigh
7:13 Berber
7:45 Babylonian
8:17 Hittite
8:49 Mycenaean
9:21 Ancient Chinese Dynasties
9:53 Lydian
10:25 Chavín
10:57 Etruscan
11:29 Ancient Greek
12:01 Celtic
12:33 Ancient Roman
13:05 Gandhara
13:37 Achaemenid
14:09 Hellenistic
14:41 1st century
15:13 Moche
15:45 2nd century
16:17 Tiwanaku
16:49 3rd century
17:22 4th century
17:54 Byzantine
18:26 5th century
18:58 Anglo-Saxon
19:30 6th century
20:02 Medieval Europe
20:34 7th century
21:06 Insular
21:38 8th century
22:10 Carolingian
22:42 Islamic Golden Age
23:14 Pueblo
23:46 Viking Age
24:18 9th century
24:50 10th century
25:22 Fatimid
25:54 11th century
26:26 Romanesque
26:58 12th century
27:30 Mudéjar
28:02 13th century
28:34 International Gothic
29:06 Ottoman
29:38 14th century
30:10 15th century
30:42 Renaissance
31:14 16th century
31:46 Mannerism
32:18 Mughal
32:50 Elizabethan
33:22 17th century
33:54 Jacobean
34:27 Baroque
34:59 American Colonial
35:31 Southwestern Adobe
36:03 18th century
36:35 Rococo
37:07 Georgian
37:39 American Federal
38:11 Neoclassical
38:43 Shaker
39:15 19th century
39:47 Romantic
40:19 Biedermeier
40:51 Victorian
41:23 1860s
41:55 American Stick Style
42:27 Eastlake
42:59 1870s
43:31 1880s
44:03 1890s
44:35 Viennese Secession
45:07 20th century
45:39 1900s
46:11 Prairie School
46:43 Edwardian
47:15 1910s
47:47 1920s
48:19 1930s
48:51 1940s
49:23 1950s
49:55 1960s
50:27 1970s
50:59 1980s
51:32 1990s
52:04 21st century
52:36 2000s
53:08 2010s
53:40 2020s
54:12 2030s
54:44 2050s
55:16 2070s
55:48 22nd century
56:20 2100s
56:52 23rd century
57:24 2200s
57:56 2300s
58:28 2400s
59:00 2500s
59:32 30th century
1:00:04 3000s
1:00:36 40th century
1:01:08 4000s
1:01:40 50th century
1:02:12 5000s
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Such a phenomenal job done. Very informative and enjoyable. Thank you!
This is a great idea for a video. It was really enjoyable to watch. Thank you for taking the time to make it.
lot of effort, so much appreciated
Great video, it must have taken you ages and it really paid off. Thank you.
While I found many good prompts, you didn't need to do every century as they are quite similar and made the video too long to enjoy. Also, the alien prompt was great! Loved the results.
@thaeyne
2 ай бұрын
Thanks, I realized that they were similar. But the whole point to include them was to show what they do, warts and all, even if they are similar. Now we all know that they come out looking really similar.
I'm not finished yet! Yes, this is a lengthier excursion than usual, and, no, I am not currently using MidJourney, though it is a superb generative AI art program. But if Thaeyne had not given such an in-depth look at art styles over the years, I would never have pushed my SD merged checkpoints into producing the art that they did. Would an expert look at my Jacobean or Mugdal and positively identify them as such, I don't know. But I am extremely pleased at the results. Call them Jacobean, Mannerism, Southwest Adobe, or Sassafras, they are each unique and beautiful. Hmmm...wonder what Sassafras style would produce? Thanks, Thaeyne.
Human Nature in a time capsule 👍
I love you content and always enjoy your creations. How do you create the opening of the video, with the slightly moving/flickering image?
@thaeyne
2 ай бұрын
Thank you, I did that with Kaiber and I used the new Motion 3.0 on a Midjourney image.
your time investment is apreciated :)
@thaeyne
2 ай бұрын
thank you
Love the video, but this would have been better broken into a series of videos no more than 10 to 15 minutes long each. I appreciate all of the work you have put into making this video, but an hour all at once is too much.
@thaeyne
2 ай бұрын
Thank you. I did think about separating the video to smaller parts, when I realized how long this was going to be. But decided to go with one video, because it I liked the idea of going through time from the earliest known civilizations to the unknown future.