A really cool Midjourney update you should see


Explore Styles Easily

Hey everyone! I hope your Summer is off to a good start - I wanted to let you know there was a cool Midjourney update released last week ... if you're in draft mode, you can use --sref random at the end of your prompt to generate a grid of 24 different styles

Here is a video showing it off if you want to see what else you can do:

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^ And then my extra pro tip is to combine --sref random with a mood board code in your prompt - the results are actually more fun than I could imagine.

Anyways, hope you're managing to stay cool in the heat - it's definitely tough here in Toronto today.

OH! Maybe you'd like to know that I updated the math behind my Color Pilot Anchor feature - it's way better now, take a look at this on/off comparison:

You can try it out here: https://colorpilot.app/​

Thanks for being cool,

- Nolan


P.S. Wayne from my community found a really awesome style code - you gotta try --sref 5845262419 --niji 7 in your prompts - check out more styles here: https://ftp.live/skool​

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