Unveiling Hidden Art: AI Prompt HACK Creates Masterpieces

Today, we're off on a quirky adventure with AI image prompts. We'll turn cold, clinical GPS coordinates into vibrant works of art. Prepare to see the world in a whole new way. But we won't just be dealing with ordinary coordinates, we'll be turning locations into 3-word phrases using 'What3Words.' These short, punchy phrases pinpoint exact locations worldwide. We're going to use locations the raw material for out-of-the-box AI-generated images, that are pure creativity! What3words turns navigation into text. And we have the tools to turn text into images!

What does the AI make of this random word prompt? Let's find out!

Prompting random words isn't just about creating art – it's about challenging our perception, questioning the norms, and venturing into the unknown. It's a roller coaster ride of surprise, excitement, confusion, and joy, all rolled into one.
Today, I'll be working in MJ v 5.2, but don't worry if you have a different AI image generator. Each one infuses a unique flavor into your creations. Along the way, we'll dive into prompting with ChatGPT and the plugin Prompt Perfect.

Let's dive in and have some fun!

**Don't forget to share your masterpieces on social media, and tag us with #makingthephoto **

Let's keep creating magic together, one AI prompt at a time! ✨Remember to subscribe for more exciting journeys.

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⏱️ VIDEO TIMELINE

0:00 Start
0:55 Why use random prompts
1:59 What is What3Words?
3:17 Creating prompts from What3Words
4:42 Brainstorming using random words
6:04 Prompting with ChatGPT
7:38 Use Midjourney's /Describe tool to uncover prompt

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🔗 QUICK LINKS

TOP 20 Midjourney Prompts That Will BLOW YOUR MIND

Prompt Secrets: 20 Midjourney Art Styles that Make your images POP!

Revolutionize Your AI Image Prompts: Discovering Midjourney's Describe Command

Midjourney + ChatGPT = Cinema Magic!

Brainstorming Techniques

🔮 Explore Midjourney
Beginner's Guide to Creating AI Images: Getting Started

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Artwork by Jenn Mishra via Midjourney, Leonardo AI, Firefly

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Additional images from Wikicommons, Google Maps, Sonam Prajapti from Pixabay

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[dpenn]

You have just opened up a new world of creativity for me! I cannot thank you enough for your easy to follow videos. I am new to AI generated art and I'm hooked thanks to you!!! Did I say thank you?!!!😍😍😍😍

[johnphazey]

I’ve just started using AI for print on demand, your videos are brilliant. Thank you

[pathmonkofficial]

The process of prompting random words goes beyond artistry; it's about pushing boundaries, challenging norms, and embracing the unknown. The roller coaster ride of surprise and excitement makes this journey truly captivating.

[creatorsmafia]

It is amazing how the AI interprets the prompts and generates unique visuals.

[Friis-Holst_AI-artist]

This is really awesome👌 Thanks for sharing and thanks for all your inspiring and educational videos.

[Galactic_fart_sniffer]

Ive found that very odd prompts like: atom, -reality, and loab woman can sometimes produce not only odd pictures, but sometimes words that seem like gibberish. Ive tried these word/symbol salads in prompts and ive gotten Spectacular results! It seems to enterperate your wierd prompts sometimes and then references them with made up words/symbols and those words can reference your prompts in "wierd" ways.

[ChatGPT-efsr]

I am so fascinated by the way how you were able to leverage canva to make such stunning animations and sequences that your videos depict. I don't know if I can ask you to make tutorials about them, albeit out of the frame of the channel? Thanks for the content!

[FeggyMin]

can you make a video just for different styles of cinematic ai generated photos or even "movie scenes"? camera angles, genres, focus points etc. I am totally new to AI and you're my fav channel when it comes to AI content,

[duncansullivan-shaw]

Thanks. Amazing results from my house 3 words! So, I tried another technique - keyboard bash! - tftrtsuoisretufyi - That truely gave some artistical results (the one "word" prompt in MJ gave A Jesus style result, a girl reading a book with planets around her head, a boy looking into a portal and a stunning mushroom head alien creature) 🤯🤯

[JerryJacquesGPS]

Great video. Even typing: Making the Photo provides.

[troywill]

1:50 - I really love that image; Bioluminescent mushrooms are my favorite! 🎉🤗 🍄❤

[dragonking]

One of my favorite things to do is type of bunch of random letters

[QuantumEchoes]

Hey you cool lady, just wanted to tell you that you create the best midjourney videos out of everybody, so excitted when a new video is posted, when the video ends im left with maybe 25 screen shots to play around with, seriously you have the best content. Thank you

[WillDanceAloneU]

Thank you. Great video. Keep 'em on coming!

[brucehunter]

Sometimes I come across prompts that create text as part of the image. It used to be pretty annoying before it could be fixed in a couple of clicks in Photoshop. I have taken to copying the text into a prompt and combining it with the original image. It's a fun little way to generate weird images.

[AG_before]

Singlehandedly one of the best new avenues to play with! Thank you for this. 🙏

[thesupportcrew]

I had not heard of what3words. Very cool tool. Thank you for sharing.

[collette]

Thanks again…OMG You just keep giving us so much more, it’s all mind blowing. 🧚‍♀️. Biggest take away is there are really no limits. I wonder what we will get when we can sing to it.

[johnfromberkeley]

I create random made up words in ChatGPT. You can ask to use certain themes like “made up words” that “sound like Hawaiian words.”

[uwepleban]

Try PERL one-liners or APL one-liners. Fragments of e.e.cummings poems should work well, too. Or Klingon, ABC music notation, chess notation, etc. one never knows where one ends up in latent space. Remember: in latent space, no one can hear you scream 🙀