Deep Dive into Consistent Characters | AI Art tips for Midjourney

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This video is a deep dive into the process of creating consistent characters in AI art, specifically focusing on the Midjourney platform. Following the creation process of two main characters – a dancer named Elodie and an artist named Marcel – we explore how to use Midjourney prompts, rerolls, and image blending to achieve desired results.

Each step of the creative process is shown in detail, from creating the first abstract prompts to achieving consistent character features like clothing, hair, and facial expressions. Learn how to effectively use image prompts, working with unexpected results, and embracing the generative nature of AI art.

Whether you're new to AI art or an experienced artist looking for a deeper understanding of character consistency in generative AI, this video will provide a comprehensive guide to navigating Midjourney. You'll find strategies to work within the limitations of AI art and how to foster creativity in this unique medium.

This video also gives viewers a sneak peek into the creation of the video story "Never Fear a Nightclub Dancer," a must-see on our channel. Here's the link to that video:

Don't forget to watch our upcoming videos for a detailed look at the visual style and creation of background scenes for the story!

00:00 Introduction
00:56 Prompts for a consistent female character in Midjourney
05:12 Prompts for a consistent male character in Midjourney
07:04 Final takeaways and tips

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[alainmarion]

Very interesting video. I am trying to make a story with MJ, in a more photorealistic style. Using InsightFace addon it is possible to get the same facial features in different images. But clothing remains a problem. I have not used this addon using non photorealistic faces but it might still work. Looking forward to your next videos!