We all want to learn new things! Please share your images with prompts here. Encourage other members to experiment with your prompts and share new variations in the comments! With such #promptshares I grew my following on Twitter/X to 3000 friends in a short time! Add to your prompt which AI art generator you used and any specifics, that are needed. Experiment, learn & share! Active participation will unlock some of my courses! Midjourney V6 prompt for this image: Romulo Royo, Lucia Rafanelli, Art Nouveau, photorealistic portrait of a beautiful smiling woman with short red hair, asymmetrical hair, golden lace dress, front view, looking at the night sky, text in the sky: "3000" above her head in light-blue color made of stars, magic --chaos 20 --ar 4:5 --stylize 800 --v 6

Hello, and a huge welcome to all our new members! We're thrilled to have you join our vibrant community of AI enthusiasts and artists. 💡 This group is a melting pot of ideas, skills, and creativity, all centered around the fascinating world of AI and AI art. ❌ This group is not for self-promotion or spam! But if you created a product or service that can benefit our members, please send me a DM with a short description and a link to it. There will be possibilities to promote it, if it is a good fit for our group. Please check our different categories and write your posts assigned to a category. If you don't see your desired category, you can message me your request, but we will try to keep things simple. - General Discussion - Paid AI Business Mastermind - Ask a question - Make money with AI - Image prompts - Announcements - ChatGPT prompts - AI Tips & Tricks ❤️ To kick things off, we'd love for each of you to introduce yourselves in the comments below. Sharing a bit about yourself not only helps us get to know you better but also enables you to connect with fellow members who share similar interests or challenges. Here’s a quick template to get you started:

I am working on the Midjourney course for beginners today, which you can purchase directly in our classroom! Today's topics are 2 commands, which you can use on Discord: /blend and /describe. The /blend command on Discord will merge up to 5 images together to create a new image containing elements of your input. The /describe command on Discord will give you 4 possible prompts that will describe your image. Since this course is designed to work with Midjourney's website, we will also look at how the same features work on the website without the commands and how you can create amazing images with it! (Prompt examples included!) If you are a Midjourney beginner and want to get access for a lower price, now is the perfect time. Once the course is completed soon, the price will go up to $99. Additionally, I recommend getting my Style/Character ref bundle — four collections for the price of three! This bundle includes 4000 images for style and character ref to experiment with. I include many examples of how to use them for prompting in my Midjourney course. There is also new Homework, you can post your results in the Homework category!

One of the more useful templates on Creative Fabrica are mockups. I often use their software box and book covers for various projects and products. Tonight I thought why not try to replicate something like this in Leonardo? Here are my results and prompts. TLDR: it's ALMOST there - text placement is sometimes a little off, even when specifying where to place it, and extra gibberish text is sometimes added. However, I hand-picked the best results to share here. I'm using the Leonardo Phoenix model and the Graphic Design Vector preset style. Note that you can't use input images with Phoenix (yet). I was looking to add a quick placeholder image on Artstation so I could create a draft for a new product (you can only save the draft post if you have a product image uploaded). I first came up with my own base prompt, below, but decided to let Leonardo's Prompt Enhance automatically improve it. Base Prompt: Professional Vector Illustration Of a software box, with the text "Placeholder Image" in bold, stylized block letters, realistic professional design concept Image #1 uses this improved Prompt: High-contrast, sleek, and modern professional graphic design featuring a flat vector art illustration of a software box with clean lines, precise geometry, and subtle gradients, set against a crisp white background. The box's surface is adorned with the bold, stylized block lettering of "Placeholder Image" in a metallic silver font with a slight 3D embossing effect, evoking a sense of premium quality and sophistication. The vector art style is reminiscent of cutting-edge digital design trends, with precise attention to detail and a focus on visual balance and harmony. The overall aesthetic is professional, sleek, and eye-catching, making it perfect for use in software marketing materials, advertising, or packaging design. This worked pretty well, but I was looking for something more like a traditional software box. I rewrote my base prompt: Professional Vector Illustration Of a blank software box against a light gray background, realistic professional design concept. The box is orange in color and stands vertically in the image.

I've been enjoying the daily Medium series, thanks Stella for sharing these! Here are some of the images I've done today. For the sref code, see Stella's Medium article here: https://medium.com/ai-art-and-business/midjourney-style-of-the-day-natures-mirage-collage-be93d706f494 Just add the sref code to the prompts below. Image #3 also uses personalization @Michael Carmine and @Stella Sky - I finally tried it! :) Image 1 - Prompt: a beautiful Elven woman in a medieval city --chaos 30 --ar 3:4 --stylize 500 --v 6.1 Image 2 - Prompt: abstract retrofuturism, 1930s sci-fi, redhead woman in a chrome jumpsuit, pulp space opera --chaos 30 --ar 3:4 --stylize 1000 --v 6.1 Image 3 - Prompt: Futuristic abstract art, minimal design, high tech, white and gray colors, sci-fi abstract art, concept, design, concept sketch, future design, illustration --chaos 30 --ar 16:9 --personalize kcai1a7 --stylize 500 --v 6.1 Have fun, and do check out Stella's article for the sref code!