The ChatGPT prompt is in the video description for you to Copy/Paste! And the Describe video is here, in case you missed it: kzread.info/dash/bejne/lXxst8aekby3nNY.html

@itsTerris

Жыл бұрын

I usually try the prompts before I like a video but I'm liking this right away because the prompt is in the description.

@TheoreticallyMedia

Жыл бұрын

@@itsTerris ha! Thank you! In other videos I’ve been adding in PDF sheets that have all the content and prompts as well. At some point I’ll add in the images from the video as well, as that seems to be a common request!

@LouisGedo

Жыл бұрын

👋

In a world of generative AI grifters with clickbait headlines and promises I'll make $5,000 a week dropshipping MJ t-shirts, you sir, are a godsend. After every video I leave with some new nuggets to experiment with on MJ. Your cinematic knowledge is equally impressive. You are --q 50. Thank you!

@TheoreticallyMedia

Жыл бұрын

Ha! Thank you very much! And ironically, I DO have a video later this week on the whole “I make $800 a day with Midjourney” trend. Although, it is a debunk!

@jonathoncarter

Жыл бұрын

@@TheoreticallyMedia Oh, I get it, it's a cunning reverse psychology money-maker for you 😂

@Mrblobbster

Жыл бұрын

-q 50 😄👍

@goilo888

Жыл бұрын

Whereas most of the Internet is -c 100 😅

@gsk_funko4872

Жыл бұрын

😂 you are --q 50... wish the wife would get this one lol perfect nerdy flirt if your girls into it

That Duchamp painting is one of my favorites too. Nice choice!

@TheoreticallyMedia

Жыл бұрын

That’s awesome! The large glass “Bride Stripped Bare” is another favorite of mine. I don’t know what it is about Duchamp’s work, but it’s always called out to me. He has a room at the Philadelphia Art Museum, where both are displayed- if you ever find yourself there, you should stop by for sure!

@bpmotion

Жыл бұрын

@@TheoreticallyMedia no way! I went to visit the city a couple years ago and had no idea. Thanks for the heads up! Yes, I love his cubism work in particular, so much tension and movement.

Wow, just finished watching video and I am thoroughly impressed! The level of creativity and technique demonstrated in this video is truly amazing. I'm always blown away by the way artists like you can use technology to create beautiful and unique art pieces. Thank you for sharing your process and techniques with us, it's always fascinating to see how the magic happens! Keep up the fantastic work.

@TheoreticallyMedia

Жыл бұрын

Thank you!!

Just subscribed! Been using MJ for a few months now. Started looking for inspiration using ChatGPT and watched way too many videos which made the entire process much too 'robotic'. Finally this! Thank you. 🙏 You're helping synthography become a real movement. 👍 And please, please continue with videos like this. It's good to hear from someone who is actually well-read in the Arts and is trying to use technology _creatively_ as opposed to just making it way too formulaic. Great job! 💯

@TheoreticallyMedia

Жыл бұрын

oh man, Synthography is such a great descriptor! Somehow that one has eluded me, but I love it! Although, I can already see detractors of AI art jumping all over it-- that said, it harkens back to keyboard synths, and there were plenty of people who were offended by them as well! To your other point: I think we're in this weird phase with AI art, where you've got some left brained people and right brained people, playing with these tools. The analytical/program-y folks are going to look for ways to optimize everything-- which, to be honest, is an art unto itself-- but for the art leaning people, isn't really all that fun. I'll always strive to balance the two-- since, I think that's where you can get some real horsepower out of synthography! (See, I love that word!)

@AG_before

Жыл бұрын

@@TheoreticallyMedia Ha! It was coined recently and when I came across it I thought it had to do with AI synthesizing music automatically to go along with photographs! But yes, certainly like it a lot more than 'AI-art', which triggers medical conditions amongst the naysayers. And it rolls off the tongue so well. Keep doing what you do. Great channel.

I love that you experiment this far in the rabbit hole. I do the same, once you find a solution that is one to two steps you start combining other steps that also seem to work and then you end up with a workflow that has endless possibilities. haha. But I do like the fact you have the creative mindset to understand what elements work together. I find the describe is a hit or miss but combining them for one prompt is a great idea!

@TheoreticallyMedia

Жыл бұрын

Haha, I think it probably has something to do with Artistic ADHD. I think you've got that exact thing where you see something jazzy and your brain immediately starts going: "Ooooh, but what if?....oooh, and then what if?....Oh, but THEN, we add this...and..." Meanwhile, I'm pretty sure my keys just went through the washing machine again, and I know there was something I was supposed to go to the store to pick up...but...hmmm.

Amazing method!

@TheoreticallyMedia

Жыл бұрын

Isn’t it great? I love that it isn’t just having ChatGPT do the work for you. I think the best results happen when we’re involved!

Thanks again for another insightful video, Midjourneyman.

@TheoreticallyMedia

Жыл бұрын

Thank you so much, again’ and yeah, that something that I’m really aiming for with this channel- not every topic is going to have a “wow” factor (ha, re: my video on permutations), but there is so much nonsense about ChatGPT prompt formulas out there, and I didn’t want to add to the chorus of it. I’ll do my best to keep bringing something new to the table with each topic- not just “look, it’s a thing!”

@morpheus2573

Жыл бұрын

@@TheoreticallyMedia I hear ya. You're on track & in the groove my friend. I was alone in the desert, standing next to a stone well. Through the heat haze I make out a small group of figures walking toward me. As they approach I see they are hooded monks. On the back of each monk is a mess of writhing serpents, hissing and spitting. The monks pay them no mind. The head monk closes on me, fixing my gaze and says... "Just keep walking..." They continue on their journey. I watch them until they vanish in the distance.

Thank you as always!!!

@TheoreticallyMedia

Жыл бұрын

Thank you for watching! Always glad to hear that these videos are connecting with you guys!

Really good video. Very interesting, thank you.

@TheoreticallyMedia

Жыл бұрын

Great to hear! I’ve been getting some really interesting results out of it! I kind of think of it as /blend that actually works! Haha

the album cover for my new song WYNA was created with Midjourney! thanks for the video bro i just subbed! tonight i release the 5 minute + animation made with another, newer tech

@TheoreticallyMedia

Жыл бұрын

I’ll check it out! Did you drop the video yet? I’ve done a bunch of Lofi beats and man, MJ just kills for album art!

@slopaxo

Жыл бұрын

@@TheoreticallyMedia yessir whole new level

Those second to last generations were incredible 👍

@TheoreticallyMedia

Жыл бұрын

The Duchamp mashups? Yeah, those were incredible. I really want to do a few more of them and upscale/print them.

HELP! The world is drowning in a flood of stitched Frankenstein monster images, inflicted upon us by mad hobby scientists thinking they are pretty cool…

@TheoreticallyMedia

Жыл бұрын

Quick, grab your 3D printer! Ive got some AI designs for a raft we can fabricate!!

@heartframesTV

Жыл бұрын

@@TheoreticallyMedia Yeah, but dont forget to print some food and water, lest we dont die of hunger or thirst in midjourney :-D

Love the channel!! Always interesting! I have a question for you if you'd be kind enough to tap into your experience. So, after I generate a character in Midjourney (full body), I want to use its seed to reference this character, but now I want this character sitting in a chair and falling backward. If I use seed, the prompt I used to generate the character in the first place but replace the full body shot with sitting on a chair that's in the process of falling backward. Is this how one would get an established character I created, only now generating some "action" with that same character. Thanks in advance... Andy

@TheoreticallyMedia

Жыл бұрын

So, to be honest, this is something that Midjourney isn't' great with. I know there are a bunch of videos out there that promise consistant characters in MJ, but-- yeah, they aren't 100% accurate. I think you can get CLOSE, but rarely do you end up with the exact same character-- things will vary from facial features to clothes. That said, in an Office Hours meeting a few weeks ago: Q. Will we have the ability to make repeatable characters/environments for story telling. A. It is in the works. They have found a way to make a repeatable color palette and now they are working on using that technique to make other repeatable elements. So...it isn't quite there yet, but probably will be soon. I DO have an idea that I think we might be able to use in the meantime, but I'm still testing that!

Nice video..

@TheoreticallyMedia

11 ай бұрын

thank you!!

Can you please link your Midjourney profile? Would really want to see your images and prompts :)

hi how did you run the describe of the four images at once? is ti a screen grab of them all together? thank u. 😊

@TheoreticallyMedia

Жыл бұрын

So, if you click on that initial 4, you should be able to “open in browser” and then I just drag that image to my desktop and reupload as a /describe Also, my desktop is a total mess. Haha, I need to clean in!

@content1

Жыл бұрын

@@TheoreticallyMedia thank you ;))

Thanks

@TheoreticallyMedia

Жыл бұрын

You’re welcome, and hey THANK YOU! That’s the coolest notification I’ve ever woken up to! You’re the best!

@morpheus2573

Жыл бұрын

@@TheoreticallyMedia Coffee + morning... essential life prompts. KUTGW ✌️

@TheoreticallyMedia

Жыл бұрын

@@morpheus2573 legit drinking my black life blood right now! That’s weird, someone is knocking on my door? Oh, that just my heart. Ok, time to brew another pot!!

Can use mid journey to make pictures for magazines

@TheoreticallyMedia

Жыл бұрын

Sure. Although for print, you’d likely need to upscale it. Print is much less forgiving than computer screens when it comes to resolution and DPI.

@Batman-lg2zj

Жыл бұрын

@@TheoreticallyMedia okay thank you

Hey love your channel, can you share how we can create doodle artworks from Midjourney?

@TheoreticallyMedia

Жыл бұрын

To be honest, what I’d do is find a doodle you like (maybe make one!) and then run a /describe on it in Midjourney. Then take some keywords from the describe options and build a doodle prompt!

@richhackerzz617

Жыл бұрын

@@TheoreticallyMedia ohh...thank you got it😍

I’ve been working with ChatGPT and MidJourney quite a bit, especially with photography, and some with paintings. Here are some things I’ve done. If you ask it to give you a MJ prompt for a scene in Mexico City, it will pick an appropriate photographer for the scene and location, the camera, lens, film, lighting, mood, etc. that the photographer would use. You can choose a cinematic option, and it will do the same thing with director and cinematographer. It will transform other prompts into this type, such as “Moon as silent guardian” or “volcano as opera singer.” Another option is “cinematic aesthetic narrative” (it came up with that name) which are very elaborate prompts that include many influences. I asked it for 10 prompts for Paris, as a unified composition, with three as paintings and the other seven as photographs of the different types. The results are amazing. What it did for “Ocean as eloquent poet” was really something. It’s rather addicting. I keep trying to think of new projects.

@TheoreticallyMedia

Жыл бұрын

Ocean as eloquent poet is such a cool prompt! That's one thing I love about MJ, you can prompt it with some really obscure, or even nonsensical ideas/words, and it'll conjure something up for it. I honestly have found it to be a great tool for inspiration boards. To be honest, I don't really use ChatGPT to do prompts, but I might have to start exploring that a bit. Honestly, I use it for so many other things, I might as well!

@ewallt

Жыл бұрын

@@TheoreticallyMedia I saw the prompt “cannabis as superhero” which I thought was hilarious, and asked ChatGPT for ten prompts like that, and they were all good. “Sunlowers as dancers” is very pretty, and “volcano as opera singer” came up with a very funny one. Anything having to do with language, ChatGPT is very good at. Another example someone had the prompt “A bear in a tree holding a Coca Cola bottle in its paws” for which I asked for ten similar prompts. Very amusing.

Does this work with leonardo ai?

@TheoreticallyMedia

7 ай бұрын

Technically it should. Give it a shot! I have to circle back to Leo, they’ve been dropping some awesome tools lately!

"The resulting summary should be around 30 keywords long and should not include anv reference to the prompt that generated it or the methodology used to arrive at it" What I see in the chatgpt chat is that it took your describtions and combined them together without this guide? Please verify cause I lost halfway :)

@TheoreticallyMedia

Жыл бұрын

Yup, that’s kind of the idea. Although Tim still experimenting with the prompt for more variety, I always say (and I have to get better about mentioning this in all the videos) is that any prompt “formula” should be taken as a starting point. Everyone should add or remove to them, like a seasoning!

You guys are just changing the meaning of creativity. Laziness, lacking of talent, stealing other people's ideas will define the new "artists". I hope the very few dollars and likes you get for your videos justify the damgage inflicted in young minds.

@TheoreticallyMedia

Жыл бұрын

Nah. I have kids, and to be honest, they couldn't be less interested in AI. Kids love the tactile sense of drawing on paper/sketchbooks etc. I presume as they get older, they'll discover something like Procreate and work digitally. But for now, I think Roblox is far worse. If you go through the channel, I very much focus on using these AI tools as assets to a project. I'm not at all a fan of having ChatGPT write a story, and visual prompts, and then using some AI tool to edit the whole thing together. That's not at all interesting to me (although I do think we'll see something like that in the next few years). Tools like Midjourney are creativity extensions that allow you to accomplish a lot more on your own than ever possible. And that's coming from someone who has made a living for more than 20 years working with cameras, sound, artists, and scripts.

@luismacias1554

Жыл бұрын

@@TheoreticallyMedia Creativity extensions, where did you get that from? I am a successful person in the creative world and what made me a good designer was the understanding of meaning in art or design. When you create meaningful design you don't need help, you want full control of every aspect of what you are designing, you want to express something and everything should have a reason to be there. These "tools" create nice but empty images. I have seen many university students asking for advice from guys like you in how to ask midjourney the right questions for the conception of projects in architecture. It is so sad. Art and creativity has been so far a core element of human expression, when you ask a machine to "collaborate" with you, that human expression gets reduced more and more. AI will take over due to laziness, greed and lack of talent of many.

@donsimmonds5519

Жыл бұрын

​@@luismacias1554 Fair points, but I tend to see midjourney and Chat GPT for that matter, as ways to trigger new and interesting thought processes. Being able to generate images quickly with midjourney, and being able to talk back and forth with Chat GPT about an idea, allows for an even greater creative spread of possibilities. Sure, if people start entering midjourney pictures into galleries, that would be a step too far... But if someone created a beautiful work from scratch, and it was inspired by a conversation with AI, or an image from AI, I don't see that as a negative thing.

Doesnt work at all for me. im noticing that pattern with all of these "combine chatgpt with midjourney videos".... following word for word, of all the videos ive seen teaching this method, chatgpt literally NEVER responds the way it does in the videos. Instead of a response that is a hybridization, it just keeps literally SAYING "hybrid blah blah merge designs", almost as if its telling me what it did instead of just doing it. I have tried other methods and the same things happen.

@TheoreticallyMedia

6 ай бұрын

Yeah, this video is a bit old at this point-- at the time, it seemed to work pretty well-- but as time has gone on, it feels like both language models (particularly on MJ's side) have evolved... I'll swing back to try a refresh at some point, likely when MJ v.6 releases.

When will Midjourney put some focus on authentic military uniforms, equipment, weapons? It is terrible at it right now and laughable to do a accurate weapon like a rifle musket