Love that you shared this. AI is still a hard sell for a lot of creatives, or a lot of people are using it in secret like clients i work with or students I teach. I did have some ideas of how you can get results closer to what you are looking for (i specialize in photorealistic ai image design for aspirational luxury beauty, fashion, lifestyle and wellness brands). What you said about leaving flexibility in your prompts is true, however you want to give more direction in regards to type of camera, film stock, lighting direction, color grading etc.. That’s how you get the furthest away for that flat ai look and sheen. and you can create any aesthetic using Ai - i’ve created over 30,000 images in different directions for myself and for clients. Bring in the branding and the aesthetic key terms. you can also use keywords and reference images like film grain for more effects. hope this helps!
Yes! AI integration in the creative process is still viewed as a bit of a taboo by many—which I totally understand—but it’s only a matter of time before it becomes the norm. How and how much you adopt it into your process will always be up to the creatives. I love your insight about giving more specific direction in the prompts too :) Thank you!
Really filled the gap in the market with this article! I was stuck for so long on creating visuals that looked like it was part of a story. I suppose with time AI might become more intuitive on that matter especially with the rise of creatives turning to AI for conception work. Did you end up continuing to use Midjourney through discord even after the several months of trial and error?
Love that you shared this. AI is still a hard sell for a lot of creatives, or a lot of people are using it in secret like clients i work with or students I teach. I did have some ideas of how you can get results closer to what you are looking for (i specialize in photorealistic ai image design for aspirational luxury beauty, fashion, lifestyle and wellness brands). What you said about leaving flexibility in your prompts is true, however you want to give more direction in regards to type of camera, film stock, lighting direction, color grading etc.. That’s how you get the furthest away for that flat ai look and sheen. and you can create any aesthetic using Ai - i’ve created over 30,000 images in different directions for myself and for clients. Bring in the branding and the aesthetic key terms. you can also use keywords and reference images like film grain for more effects. hope this helps!
Yes! AI integration in the creative process is still viewed as a bit of a taboo by many—which I totally understand—but it’s only a matter of time before it becomes the norm. How and how much you adopt it into your process will always be up to the creatives. I love your insight about giving more specific direction in the prompts too :) Thank you!
Really filled the gap in the market with this article! I was stuck for so long on creating visuals that looked like it was part of a story. I suppose with time AI might become more intuitive on that matter especially with the rise of creatives turning to AI for conception work. Did you end up continuing to use Midjourney through discord even after the several months of trial and error?
Yes! I’m still using Midjourney! On their actual website and less on discord now :)