Fun Midjourney AI Prompt Ideas for Car Lovers!

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If like me, you're a bit of a car enthusiast, you might enjoy making all kinds of cool AI-generated automotive imagery. In this video, I'll show you some simple Midjourney prompt ideas to create stunning car photos, surreal concept cars, interesting car mashups, and reinterpretations of your favourite car in some crazy styles.
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@spoongraphics Год назад

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@Joshkemponcars Год назад

Enjoyed this one and have been toying with the idea of creating my own Ai art based on my cars so this is a great tutorial thanks! 🙌🏼

@Grovelaar Год назад

That was very helpful. Thank you sir

@rw9866 10 месяцев назад

Great video will definitely help me step up my work now. Thank you Rob

@MohamadAlwazzan Год назад

That’s amazing. Thank you for sharing.

@nickmackenzie3524 Год назад

amazing images, fantastic, thanks for the tips just started out on midjourney

@1974Slipper 3 месяца назад

Brilliantly simple videos. That's all I need, followed!

@maratines Год назад

Thank you for the tips! Time to experiment.

@w3whq 11 месяцев назад

Glad I found this!

@bozolland859 6 месяцев назад

Very nice and helpful video. Thanks. Do you have any tip on how to get MJ to make decent older 60s cars more correct. New popular cars are no problem, but older classics dont come out great. Any tip?

@bozolland859 6 месяцев назад

Hi. Love this video. How do I learn midjourney to make decent designs on older 60s cars? Not happy with results. Can I learn MJ to make for example a Volvo amazon so it's OK near original?

@peterlaverty9397 Год назад

If I make a render of a vehicle can I input that into mid journey to just prompt the scene or scenario that it is in?

@X-GamerPro-HD 11 месяцев назад

Is this the website or app you can make videos with. I see these car evaluation videos and got no idea how to use find it.

@maxweels Год назад

Do you have a tip to prevent the car from being distorted, to keep the right proportions?

@TrocasMX 7 месяцев назад

someone is usiing a picture as sample and transform it into illustration or render with AI can you do a video on how to ?

@rollyladd3652 10 месяцев назад

How can I add one of my car images to Midjourney to create a background and atmosphere without affecting the car style, color and graphics on the original photo ?

@bw-mi9bp 11 месяцев назад

Nice! Thank you! But I have a problem with cars like VW Golf or Civic - the same model name for many years, so I don't know how to specific which generation or year of the car I want. I tried typing something like "VW Golf from 2000" or "4th generation of VW Golf" and it's allways wrong one 😑

@SmolTheodore Год назад

Didn’t know using it was that easy. You can make pretty cool profile pics or desktop wallpapers with it.

@Jimster71 Год назад

Thought you were starting your GTA car builds again for a minute... 😉😉

@twitterglobalarmy Год назад

Midjourney should begin making plans to raise their 25 free limit right away. As an alternative, AI technologies like Blue Willow will become more and more popular over time. Blue Willow, in my opinion, will be the one to take down MidJourney

@7ef Год назад

Yes, they made a mistake when they stopped the free trials. Because almost more than 50% of the users are using free trial and they have lost them often, and this means the loss of half of the users

@CrypticAgent Год назад

What if I want to try to put a livery in the car

@newmanargom9762 2 месяца назад

How to generate images of sports cars by AI without copyright problems?

@MONTY-YTNOM 11 месяцев назад

MJ doesn't know a Canon from a Kitkat. Camera names and lenses make no differences .

@informalarefin Год назад

I know spoon Graphics is will paterson's 2nb channel 😊

@jesusrojas286 10 месяцев назад

how do i tell ai to add water drops into the surface of a car?

@azhurelpigeon Год назад

Seems like the AI really only has 25-50 or so real cars in their database. Only EXTREMELY basic and famous cars though like the most generic of super cars, muscle cars & classics. They don’t even have a Countach or Supra though which shocked me

@crussakckscube Год назад

excellent

@crlclssic Год назад

Spoon with another W

@spoongraphics Год назад

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@TokyoChopSquad 11 месяцев назад

Most state of the art hyper car... Peugeot... Those don't belong in the same sentence. 🤣

@profilesincourage61 Год назад

my vibe is to do with Vespas

@ChryslerHyper 11 месяцев назад

Your pictures come out perfect, for some reason, mine don't. For instance, I could copy the exact description of your picture, just with a Chrysler 300, and it will come out looking like shit.

@devononair Год назад

Nope

@findtheracingline 2 месяца назад

Designers need to have basic understanding of automotive design fundamentals. A.I. are fun but do nothing for the improvement of design flair. 😅

@xblade149 Год назад

I'll say this, ai prompts are fun for fooling around. But for professional use in the industry no

@BuggsOp Год назад

Keep pretending that ai wont become the norm

@Pigness7 Год назад

@@BuggsOp not if I can help it

@BuggsOp Год назад

@@Pigness7 what are you gonna help with exactly?

@xblade149 Год назад

@@BuggsOp ok 👍

@WigneyR Год назад

Sounds like someone’s worried about job security

@Pigness7 Год назад

I came here for photoshop tips, not for robots stealing artwork. I'll never use this automated garbage.

@Real_MisterSir Год назад

AI is a tool, just depends how you use it. Create your own base sketch, then use YOUR design to feed an AI and make it create derivative variations that are directly inspired by YOUR work. This can save you 100s of hours potentially in a complex design process, and is a good way to both meet your client's demands, while saving your own time in the process, and without plagiarizing other people's works and efforts. It's a tool first and foremost, and your imagination is the only limiting factor in how this tool may help you achieve your individual goals. As someone who actively works with car design for remote clients, I wholeheartedly welcome tools like this. And I say this as someone who loathes the trend of copying other people's works by using generic AI prompts and art styles that others created. So I am in your camp, I advocate for moral use of AI. But AI is still a valuable tool regardless, and to dismiss it purely on the basis of those who use it irresponsibly (depending on the viewpoint), that is like saying Photoshop is a cheap way for people to make good looking visuals with less effort than the physical artistic counterpart tools.

@devononair Год назад

@@Real_MisterSir come on... As if people won't use AI instead of hiring an artist or designer to come up with ideas...

@Real_MisterSir Год назад

@@devononair Yes that will happen - like when people hired photographers instead of painters. It's a cycle. And yes some jobs will be endangered by this, some jobs will evolve, some jobs will stay more or less unchanged. Moral use of AI is what I personally advocate for - but not everyone care about morals. Still doesn't change the fact that the value of the AI tools are immense, and there will always be a need for designers who are specialized and have deep knowledge. It's the generalist designers who push pencils for a penny that are most at risk.

@frickxnas Год назад

@@Real_MisterSir I agree with you that AI is a tool and can be helpful if used correctly I can also understand people's worries. In a few years when this AI will be obsolete and we might move to a different model that doesn't need to train itself much (like looking for current sports cards to make a very similar cool looking car) and it will do really innovative work, it will be a nightmare for many professionals. Ofc, this could be solved if we change how our society and economy work and basically readjust the whole system. Until then, AI is seriously taking jobs already. For example, a friend of mine works at a marketing company and for many clients who need basic entry level art for various events, digital marketing campaigns etc, they use DALe or other AI instead of hiring artists whereas in the past they had to hire at least last year students in arts or new aspiring artists. I am not super afraid but I am definitely cautioutly vigilant about these.