The default size is square, but you can get a landscape or portrait (tall or wide) with these. You’ll probably want to test sizes and ratios too. But you can also make logos, sketches, tattoo or comic book art, children’s books… the sky is the limit and the results are insane. Mostly likely, you’ll want either an artistic, illustrative style or a photorealistic style. Then add styles until it’s closer to what you’ve imagined.

Keep things simple in the beginning, just describe what you want to see. So these prompts will help you get what you want faster, but they’re just a starting point for you to develop “ethical” Midjourney prompts that are more unique. Note: it’s dodgy, but not illegal, to copy an artist’s style directly by using their name (for living artists at least) but you could also just paste in 2 pieces of artwork and reproduce something much closer to their originals.

I’ll go through soon and make examples of some of these so you can see the differences, but here’s a handy reference guide. What are the best text-to-image prompt keywords for unique types of art and photographic styles? For best AI art results? How about architecture, fantasy art, character renders and logo design? I’ve been playing with Midjourney and other text to image generators built around stable diffusion and I have my own prompts to get the best quality images, but recently I let chatGPT3 help me brainstorm some new ones… so here’s a huge list! Scroll all the way down for new prompts, V5 examples and a “magic secret word” prompt that unlocks stunning results. Update! Midjourney Version 5 just came out, and it’s more photographic and less artistic.

Set up a camera on rhino for rendering