Midjourney Guide - Use External Images for Art Direction Hint & Keyword Harvesting

More extended details on using external images in Midjourney Discord bot to create AI art even if you are not proficient in expressing yourself with words or lack the vocabulary to describe what you want to achieve in Midjourney.

Using external image as reference like Pixabay to locate interesting composition and discovering keywords and combining them with your ideas to make beautiful digital AI art to top Midjourney most high-ranked artworks.

Disclaimer: Images generated using AI Discord Bot Midjourney.

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[ARCritic]

Final image after editing my favorite image of the four:

[emilylarock]

So how do you get the link onto midjourney? Because when I try it doesn't transfer correctly and tells Mr invalid link

[steadmanuhlich]

TO AR CRITIC: I appreciate your video, and experiments. I am just now learning about AI generated images, and it is exciting to see how fantastic the final images can be. I have subscribed to your channel to learn more from you.

[steadmanuhlich]

TO AR CRITIC: (asked by a newbie, I have not yet tried any AI software).

1. When a user uses the very same prompt words, with the same AI platform, does the resulting image always look the same (that is, does the AI platform produce the same image every time that first prompt is input/requested/entered) ?

2. When a site like OpenArt publishes the PROMPTS (the text or words used to generate the images), does that mean the image from that is "Public Domain?" (and can be used by anyone for any purpose, including commercial purposes, like POD?)

3. When an AI user shares their final images in an online platform, does that automatically mean those become "Public Domain" images that can be used by anyone (including for commercial purposes)? ? Are AI images being "watermarked" somehow? Is there a community ethic to make them all "open source" and then "Public Domain" or is there a move to have individual AI users respected for their final images (as "art") and do they then put them in copyright, or "sign them" etc?

4. Is there a platform or site that does have AI generated art/images that are published and shared as "Public Domain" (no copyright) and free for use, and that is the stated policy of that site (I don't know if Lexica or OpenArt have that purpose in mind and just learned their names today).

[DUDEiTHINKIMNUDE]

Can you have the ai remove the background or have no background?

[BrianBarrick]

Is it possible to use a photograph and have MidJourney simply apply an artistic style to it? Without significantly changing the composition of the original photograph?

[alexanderinsubordinate]

as soon as you said i have no idea how to describe that, you are not the person to be teaching ai art creation.