10,000 Prompts For Midjourney - Master Midjourney With These Four Guides!

The video is a tutorial on how to use Midjourney to create amazing images and artwork. I show you four different high-end tools to help users achieve the desired look and style in their creations. The first tool is Andrei Kovalev's Midjourney Styles Library, which is organized into genres, movements, techniques, painters, illustrators, photographers, architects, and filmmakers. The site is visually appealing and fast-loading, making it easy for users to find the style or inspiration they need. Users can copy the prompts by clicking on them and pasting them into Discord.

The second tool is Will Wulfken's Midjourney Styles and Keywords Reference Guide, which is available on GitHub. It has thousands of styles, but it is not as attractively created as the first tool. The presenter suggests using the comparison pages to find different styles and materials.

The third tool is Noon Shot, a visual builder that enables users to create their own prompts. By typing in "dog reading a book" and selecting "artists" and "Degas," the prompt "draw a dog reading a book inspired by Degas" is generated. The presenter suggests using this tool to create unique and interesting prompts.

Finally, the presenter suggests using The V4 Midjourney Reference Sheet (Google spreadsheet) to find images that match the desired style or prompt. Overall, the video provides useful tools and tips for using Mid Journey to create visually appealing artwork.

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