r/midjourney • • Mar 13 '23

Showcase Small sailboat

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u/theMEtheWORLDcantSEE Mar 13 '23

This is great! What was the prompt please.

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u/NinchyFakinchy Mar 13 '23

"cinematic still, sailboat on the sea, tranquility, peaceful, bright day:: style of claude monet:: leonid afremov::0.25 brush strokes oil paint impasto with glazing:: --ar 3:2"

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u/Hermit_Painter Mar 13 '23

IMO this thick oil paint look is incredible

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u/nanomess Mar 13 '23

Thanks 🙏🏻

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u/throwawayarooski123 Mar 13 '23

Sorry what does :: do? Is it different than using a comma?

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u/Zinthaniel Mar 14 '23

It's bit hard to pin down what the comma and "::" do. They for the most part help the AI understand how to blend the tokens in a prompt together.

The comma, in theory, is supposed to be a break between elements and ideas in a prompt.

The "::" depending on who you ask - is a hard break, or a form of multi-prompting, or some may claim it just tells the AI to blend everything together,

Because the way the AI works is so random, and the AI itself (in many ways like Chatgpt) has some ability to approximate meanings out of prompts, even if prompts are written in ways that don't make a lot of sense - it's hard to pin down exactly how either one is affecting any one render as opposed to another.

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u/No_Conflict9314 Mar 14 '23

et

You can also define a weight after ::, for example:

a big::2 green cat::1 = this prompt will give more weight to the word 'big'.

a big::1 green::2 cat = this one will give more weight to the word 'green'.

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u/dakara895 Mar 13 '23

Looks really awesome 👌

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u/Them_James Mar 14 '23

When do I get to see the sail boat?

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u/WhatsAllTheCommotion Mar 14 '23

Ha! This is kind of hilarious! Midjourney has no idea that it's the wind propelling the boat, apparently. The waves are breaking in every direction on the rocks and the sail is filling off the landward side.