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Isn’t the front cover supposed to represent some examples of exactly is inside of the book? Your cover is very nice but that specific image is not inside the book. Just need some clarification please. Thank you!
Midjourney seems to give me consistently better results. i don't know if my prompts are better suited for it, or if there is something else going on, but that's my experience
Leonardo is quite bullshit just because of the tokens, reminds me of them shit games on smartphones pay to win. Using up to 2000 images my ass, once u use alchemy and other stuff suddenly you on 8 tokens for 1 image. 2500tokens divided on 40 lets say 4 images each costing 10 tokens = 64ish images..... just bullshit
this puts a hole in my heart... while the generative work is visually attractive, the fact that you have to tell it to steal another artist's distinct and developed style is deeply saddening.
I haven’t used Leonardo, but have done a lot with MidJourney. Often MidJourney images can be improved by referencing an artist or photographer. You can also reference specific camera information, such as camera, lens, film, f stop, etc. So if you want an image in the style of Monet, you can request that, or of a modern artist, like Banksy. You can combine artists as well. Are these things you can do in Leonardo?
You didn't add the fact that Leonardo has a image to image prompt that midjourny is not offering. Moreover, you haven't mentioned how Leonardo has FAR TOO MAY models to pick from. You can make your own model in it too. So I think Leonardo is a clear winner.
Thanks for your tutorial. Easy to follow along and as someone new to illustrator it has been hard to follow some other creators. I look forward to your next video!
Great video. I see that you exported as 300 dpi, does that equal running the image through a upscaler? Also, can you increase colors (saturation, brightness, etc) while the image is in a vector state within Illustrator?
Don’t see your bias for Leonardo rendering {architecture example} over Midjorney. Neither addressed the prompts you gave, like happy people, but you gloss over all sorts of these details and hand ‘rendering’ to Leonardo for your own reasons. Yawn.
Would you use all 3 together? How do you use all 3 for an AI redering? Where do you find them? I'd like to try this out and see how it is compared to midjourney and Leo
Thanks for the great video! Can you please tell me how you removed the background? What is the key combination? I'm just starting to learn Illustrator and I don't understand how to do everything yet. Thanks in advance!
You can remove background by selecting it, and on the keyboard you can press either delete or backspace(depending if you're on mac or windows) Also made you this supplemental video: ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-zKt5HihZNOA.html Hope that helps
I am currently using both $30 subscriptions to try them out for the first couple of months, until I can decide which one is more dominant to my needs and workflow. So far, I really can't tell the difference between them in terms of tools and capabilities. They both seem to complement each other well. Ideally, I would lower the monthly subscription for Leonardo to $10 and remain at $30 for the Midjourney monthly plan. so i get best of both world
what about the inpainting, i find it to be essential after it came out for midjourney... even planing to move to SD cuz of the flexibility.... i need it for storyboarding and poses are very important
@@bingbang9643 Both have an inpainting feature, although midjourney inpainting is relatively new, it is already quite reliable. For Leonardo, the inpainting feature can be found in canvas mode, and it is as good as midjourney. The advantage of Leonardo's inpainting is that you can use your own uploaded images, whereas midjourney can only inpaint the already generated images.
@bingbang9643 and If you want flexibility, go with Leonardo AI. The "image to image" and "ControlNet" features give you more precise images as intended, and it works wonders in combination with Photoshop. Midjourney, on the other hand, can be somewhat of a guessing game at the moment.
I mess with MJ and Leonardo AI. Leonardo AI seems to be less restrictive with adult/nsfw content. Leonardo AI is constantly making strives with their software. I prefer Leo AI most of the time over MJ. But each prompt has it's pluses/minuses depending on what software suite is used. Another great video!
Thanks 🙏 appreciate the kind words. I’ve only produced nsfw once and it was completely by accident. Have you tested any other AI tools? Earlier today, a friend of mine was telling me check out adobes new tool.
@@tcorcreative haven’t tried Leo yet. It does kind of look like stable diffusion though. SD is so good for NSFW now I don’t even bother with others when I want explicit stuff. It’s just annoying that so many useful words are considered NSFW in MJ.
i needed a skeleton, blood stains, a dead cat for a storyboard and it all got flagged in midjourney... really want to move out but the inpainting is a dealbraker... can I do inpainting in leonardo? .... i jut remembered my generation got flagged for writing "wet under the rain".
@@tcorcreativewould you use a web app if it could serve as a UI for MJ? And how much would you theoretically pay for that service per month? Or would banner ads be acceptable instead?
Wow, I just stumbled across your channel. Unbelievable instruction and tutorial. Good sir you have inspired me to get involved. Thank you and keep up the phenomenal work, I look forward to following more of your contributions to the community.
I am just learning about MidJourney. I am a body painter/fantasy makeup artist. I wonder if I could utilize my own images of my fantasy makeup/special FX projects and put them into amazing Ai backgrounds.
Awesome! VERY THANK YOU for your videos. It is really clear, simple and easy to understand especially with the prompts posted completely helps us for what you are trying to explain to us. Very good videos, Love it. Hope to see more of it. Appreciate your effortles hard work and sharing. Looking forward from your new videos on cartoon style prompt. Again
Great Tutorial! You broke down the prompts and made them easy to understand. The high quality of AI created art is awesome. Liked and Subscribed. Thanks.
The real artists here are the coders who made this all possible and are continuing to refine their algorythms. When all is said and done, however, most of the art looks mechanical, not organic; decorative, not emotional.
The real artists here are the actual artists whose imagery trains the AI! The coders are great but, without the source material of artists like the one he mentions in his prompt, there is no Midjourney. Also, as you stated, the algorithms are getting better so, with proper prompting, its almost impossible for the average person to tell whether or not a painting, picture, or poem was made by an AI or not. And sadly, soon most won't care.
Thx bro for this video i like your detailed information....keep going 💪 p.s: maybe do videos of different midjourney styles like per categorie for example: 10 sci fi styles + best artists 10 Fantasy style prompts and so on
Thanks for the idea! I have one video in my queue that I'm currently wrapping up, but I'll start working on the '10 sci-fi styles + artists' prompts video right after.
