Try this ChatGPT + Midjourney workflow


GPT + Midjourney

You gotta see this workflow!

You start with a scene in your head -> ChatGPT helps you sketch it out -> Then you give that sketch to Midjourney to explore different styles.

Here’s exactly how to do it:

  1. Ask ChatGPT for a faint pencil drawing - Describe your scene and ask for light gray lines on white paper
  2. Adjust it through conversation - 'Move the character to the left' or 'Make the pumpkin bigger' - and keep going until you like the arrangement!
  3. Attach the sketch to Midjourney as an 'Edit Reference' - Write the magic prompt (see it below) and add a Style Reference or a Moodboard Code!

^ let me show what this looks like - I created the following picture as a 'faint pencil sketch' in GPT:

Then it's time to bring it to Midjourney, you attach it to your prompt, and the key part is the following formula: 'Please render a colorful illustration of (describe your picture) - Follow the composition of the attached image'

Then you can explore any Style Code or Mood Board Code while playing around with some parameters!

^ Isn't that so cool??

Big shoutout to Colt from my community on Skool for showing everyone this workflow!

What do you think? I know the Pumpkin/Halloween example is a little late, but I think this can be the perfect workflow for a lot of situations like building a children's book!

Anyways, if you want to come talk Midjourney with the rest of us, there is a 7-Day Free Trial for the Future Tech Academy ➡ https://ftp.live/skool​

Thanks for being cool,

- Nolan

P.S. Joe from my community found this awesome colorful 'felt' style code: --sref 900718229 - you'll get some cute scenes with lots of personality!

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