Posts

Showing posts with the label midjourney

Creating Consistent Midjourney Dramatis Personae: Barton "Bart" Redtape and Xiaolei "Lee" Li

Image
Interested in creating a comic that explores the intersection of Artificial Intelligence and legacy IT bureaucracy? Look no further than Claude.AI and Midjourney! These two tools allow you to build consistent characters and bring them to life in various settings. In this blog post, we'll walk you through the mechanics of using Claude.AI and Midjourney to create two characters: an IT bureaucrat in higher education and an AI researcher in China. With these tools, you can easily create detailed, realistic characters and inject them into scenes. Follow along as we show you how to bring your story to life.    This article provides a step-by-step walkthrough to get our characters consistent and even into the same scenes with one another, all within Midjourney.   Step by Step Instructions to replicate this output:     Step One: Generate your general narrative background.   Claude: I want to create some characters for a comic like Dilbert. One wou...

Why I keep Open Source AI Models at Home!

Image
So I was trying to use Microsoft #Copilot and #midjourney to do this simple prompt: "A floating head in a jar with Elon Musk, Joe Biden, and Donald Trump like Futurama in the style of Futurama." Microsoft response: "Oops! Try another prompt Looks like there are some words that may be automatically blocked at this time. Sometimes even safe content can be blocked by mistake. Check our content policy to see how you can improve your prompt." Midjourney response: "Banned Prompt Detected Sorry! Our AI moderator thinks this prompt is probably against our community standards." Open Source Response: The attached image.  Censorship is not a great thing. I don't see how I am infringing on ideas or creating offensive or illegal content with this image or prompt. Microsoft and Midjourney do.

Midjourney ODMP Commentary

I intend to make representational portraits of all fallen officers posted on the ODMP.ORG website each year, and I will place the prompt and their image here.  Although I will use the seed of their IRL portrait, the Midjourney representation is just that.  A picture and a memorial.    This means that the generative stable diffusion algorithms and data from Midjourney will not produce an exact replica.  I want to capture the person's spirit and the spirit of other fallen officers (e.g., K9).

Midjourney: Police Officer Geoffrey Redd

Image
  Police Officer Geoffrey Redd Memphis Police Department, Tennessee End of Watch Saturday, February 18, 2023

Midjourney: Police Officer Andres Vasquez-Lasso

Image
  Police Officer Andres Vasquez-Lasso Chicago Police Department, Illinois End of Watch Wednesday, March 1, 2023

Midjourney: Master Trooper James R. Bailey

Image
Master Trooper James R. Bailey Indiana State Police, Indiana End of Watch   Friday, March 3, 2023   Midjourney Prompt: https://cdn.discordapp.com/attachments/1064567655916380201/1081918470507212870/master-trooper-james-bailey.jpg portrait of an indiana state trooper standing in front of an American Flag, clear facial features, cinematic, 35mm, f/1.8, accent lighting, global illumination, --uplight --v 4 --q 2 You need to remember that I seeded this with the ODMP photo of the trooper. Master Trooper James R. Bailey, Indiana State Police, Indiana (odmp.org)

Midjourney - Powered by AI. Powered by Imagination. Art without a limit — the artist within you.

Image
The power of AI art is limitless. Take your imagination to the next level with Midjourney. AI-powered art generation means you'll always have beautiful art created by the power of artificial intelligence. Reference: https://github.com/willwulfken/MidJourney-Styles-and-Keywords-Reference