I've spent a ton of time on MJ the last couple of months, and I've spent a ton of time on YT exploring ways to use MJ. Your channel is by far my favorite. Always bold, original ideas, and not afraid to try many iterations. You're an inspiration for me. Thanks!
Your recommendation that your descriptions of each word could be used as prompts is spot on! I took notes on my favorite styles, then started adding some of your descriptive phrases to the notes. Afterwards, I grabbed the whole transcript. This is going to take days of experimentation to digest! THANKS!
Your work is simply inspiring. I found one of your posts by accident while doing MJ research and was instantly hooked. I've got a table -- with hundreds of entries -- based on your work that I refer to constantly. I look forward to every one of your posts. Thank you for your hard work and dedication. I hope you're having as much fun making your posts as I am watching them!
It's always fun to run these prompts and see what comes up as stand alone words, and then adding various other types of words to them to discover even more! I've also found that changing the aspect ratio results in sometimes totally unexpected visuals. I appreciate the creative flow from your channel. Very helpful. Keep 'em coming!
By far your BEST work. Exquisite, highly imaginative, unique in many ways, just beautifully captivating. I have always enjoyed your work, so original in concept. Thank you and Live Long
Very beautiful images! Thank you for a well done video! Edited to add: These are so good! I tried a few, not thinking mine would turn out as well as yours, but they did. Your made up words wrap so much meaning into the images! Thank you for this.
Jeez I love your videos! I've mentioned before about how much time you have to spend on coordinating these - apart from the creative content/ideas. I have been doing something similar with the free, mostly Stable Diffusion things out there as I don't have a MJ account. I even made a stupid file (whatever you would call it) in an old copy of FM's Bento database that I still use. I use it to combine (random) terms and then see what happens in one of the generators. But, the keeping track of the notes and the images is a nightmare for an idiot - I end up with a bunch of neat or not-so-neat images that I forgot what terms I used and which program... So, I applaud you again for being able to keep track of all this. I want to be you when I grow up (I'm 65...). Thanks 😁🔥
Excellent, thank you! I thought that the made-up words themselves created amazing results, but were generally losing their impressiveness when they were combined with 'gladiator' etc. I wonder what will happen if if we just use the word AND its 'explanation'. I'll give it a go. Oh, just finished the video and saw that you mentioned it also.
Interesting prompts, but I am afraid that I am unsubscribing, so that I can focus on other creators who make an effort to interact with and answer their viewer comments. In the meantime, good luck in the future and keep up the good work.
Sad to see you go, you have been one of my top commenters. But I understand and know that I have been somewhat reserved with answering to comments lately. I apologize for that. I am and have always been socially awkward and it is hard for me to socialize during difficult personal times as I tend to overshare.
@@thaeyne - So happy to see you again down here! I was not sure that you were listening. I loved all the neologisms that you created, and I made so many notes for the future. My favourite, by far, was the variations we saw on the "Living Architect Blueprint" prompt. Gladiator and humming bird did not change massively, but there were some really interesting breakthoughs in the architecture. Again, I made lots of notes for future experimentation. Will you be using that prompt again for more experiments too?
@@christopherd.winnan8701 I am always reading all the comments. Yes, I agree that gladiator and hummingbird didn't really respond well for this experiment. I do like to include architecture-related prompts in my experiments so maybe I will revisit this particular one in the future.
@@thaeyne Thank you. Please could you try the "Living architecture blueprint" and some suitably vertical locations, like the James Bond Island in Thailand?
