Today's Images

The Agate Sea

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Any way to emblazon a logo into an image?

I’m looking to have base images forming a logo fairly subtly. Like a landscape where the elements contort into the logo. Is this possible with Midjourney?

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Caricatured Fantasy Toon Character Concepts

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Dark fiction necromancers

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5 techniques that transformed my Midjourney prompts (before/after examples)

I've been experimenting with Midjourney for a while

and noticed most people (including me at first) write

prompts like Google searches. Here's what actually works:

**1. Subject + Style + Mood formula**

🥱 "a woman in a forest"

😎 "a red-haired herbalist gathering mushrooms in an

enchanted forest at dusk, soft bioluminescent light,

Pre-Raphaelite painting style --ar 3:4 --v 7"

**2. Lighting is everything**

Adding one lighting keyword changes the entire mood:

- Golden hour → warm, cinematic

- Chiaroscuro → dramatic, Renaissance feel

- Volumetric light → epic, atmospheric

- Bioluminescent → ethereal, magical

**3. Reference artists, not just styles**

"fantasy illustration" is vague.

"by Greg Rutkowski" tells Midjourney exactly what you want.

Combine two for something in between:

"by Greg Rutkowski and Alphonse Mucha"

**4. The 4 parameters you actually need**

- --ar [ratio] → aspect ratio (16:9, 2:3, 1:1)

- --v 7 → always use latest version

- --chaos [0-100] → variation level

- --stylize [0-1000] → artistic interpretation strength

**5. Use --no to exclude unwanted elements**

--no text, watermark

--no blur, bokeh

--no modern furniture (for historical scenes)

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Full example combining all 5:

"medieval alchemist laboratory, candlelight and moonlight

through arched window, bubbling potions, ancient books,

dust motes, by Greg Rutkowski, cinematic composition,

ultra detailed --ar 16:9 --v 7 --stylize 300

--no modern furniture, electricity, plastic"

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What techniques have you found most effective?

submitted by /u/El_Kasual
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250 Years of American History: Born in Fire | 1776–2026 (9minute AI Movie)

I just finished a short cinematic film for America’s 250th anniversary, covering the story from 1776 to 2026. Made with midjourney images + seedance 2.0

It starts with the Declaration of Independence and moves through the Revolutionary War, Yorktown, the Constitution, Fort McHenry, westward expansion, the Civil War, abolition, immigration, industrial America, World War I, Pearl Harbor, Normandy, Iwo Jima, the atomic age, Civil Rights, Apollo 11, and modern America.

It’s not meant to be a full academic documentary. It’s a cinematic tribute to the American story - born in fire, forged through sacrifice, tested again and again, and still moving forward.

I put a lot of work into the narration, music, editing, sound design, and visual reconstruction to make it feel like a historical film rather than a slideshow.

If you enjoy it, I’d really appreciate a like or a comment on YouTube. It helps the algorithm push the film to more people who love history.

Link: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CKWiGSi0gHI

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