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Designer, AI friendly

Katılım Haziran 2009
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Alexandra Aisling
Alexandra Aisling@AllaAisling·
MidJourney v8 just did something fascinating for me. I gave it a prompt describing a man witnessing first light over a mountain range… but I didn’t just describe a scene. I described a shift in perception, from vastness to intimacy, from the landscape to the emotion it creates. Instead of forcing everything into a single frame, MJ interpreted it like cinema. It broke the image into panels: – a wide establishing shot (human vs immensity) – a close emotional portrait – a return to scale, now transformed by feeling That wasn’t a glitch. That was understanding. Phrases like “wide-to-intimate composition shift” and “alternating between” don’t belong to photography, but they belong to editing, to sequencing, to film language. MJ v8 picked up on that and translated it visually. This opens up something powerful: You can prompt not just images, but time. If you want a single iconic frame, then compress everything into one moment. If you want emotional progression, let the model breathe and it may give you a visual narrative. We’re not just prompting pictures anymore. We’re directing perception with Midjourney V8 alpha. Prompt: [Subject] encountering [overwhelming beautiful thing [vast landscape, cathedral interior, ocean at night, ancient forest], cinematic scale and smallness, wide-to-intimate composition shift with [Subject] tiny against immensity or immensity reflected in their face, shallow depth of field alternating between awe-struck figure and the thing causing the awe, golden or silver or deep blue light depending on the sublime, very fine film grain adding fragility to the moment, mouth slightly open, body forgetting itself, devotional light quality, color grading that feels like a held breath, prestige contemplative cinema, the ego briefly dissolved by beauty. First image is V8, second is V7, same prompt in ALT. What do you think?
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Pulp Librarian
Pulp Librarian@PulpLibrarian·
The World Of The Future: Robots. Usborne Books, 1979.
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Sgt Sref
Sgt Sref@sergeantsref·
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midlibrary
midlibrary@Midlibrary_io·
Vintage Newsprint Collage 🗞️ --sref 3483143738 Gritty mixed-media style utilizing torn newspaper and vintage photographs. Features black-and-white elements with bold red accents and a punk-dadaist edge.
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Foundation Father | M.A. Franklin
In 1895, a French social psychologist named Gustave Le Bon published a book so dangerous that it became the private playbook of dictators for the next century. Hitler quoted it. Mussolini kept it by his bedside. Edward Bernays used it to build modern propaganda. The book's name? "The Crowd." Its core claim: The moment people form a group, they become stupid. Not slightly dumber. Fundamentally, structurally incapable of rational thought. And the tactics he described for controlling them still work on you right now. 🧵 (thread)
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Valerie D'Orazio
Valerie D'Orazio@TheVallyD·
This chart was a “comic book bullpen” staple, tacked up on the wall for reference
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midlibrary
midlibrary@Midlibrary_io·
Gritty Analog Horror 📼 --sref 2699762661 Dark, unsettling photographic aesthetic. Features heavy film grain, murky green undertones, and creepy, liminal spaces evoking a found-footage thriller.
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Pulp Librarian
Pulp Librarian@PulpLibrarian·
The World Of The Future: Future Cities. Usborne Books, 1979.
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MIKE SUNDAY
MIKE SUNDAY@OPEN_SUNDAY·
THE EVER LASTING INFLUENCE OF THE DESIGNERS REPUBLIC
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LOTR Universe
LOTR Universe@Lordoftheringsu·
Uruk-hai with Minion voices. Bananaaa! 🍌
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Michael Warburton
Michael Warburton@TheMonologist·
The original ‘Star Wars’ parody film. HARDWARE WARS (1978) This 13min film was released 18 months after Star Wars and mainly consisted of inside jokes & visual puns that heavily depended upon audience familiarity with the original. Fun! #ErnieFosselius
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V.@Moodsby_v·
Bejeweled Skeleton of Saint Albertus
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The Best
The Best@Thebestfigen·
The medieval town of San Gimignano, Siena, Italy.
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Historical Chronicles
Historical Chronicles@HistoriaJack·
The Old Fairy Tales brought to life by William Henry Margetson
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L’Art Impressionniste
L’Art Impressionniste@allontanarsio·
La maison de Claude Monet et ses intérieurs
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Keskin
Keskin@craftian_keskin·
Hogwarts Castle Blueprint vs Reality Nano Banna Pro Prompt: { "Objective": "Create a cinematic architectural comparison poster of Hogwarts Castle with a technical blueprint on the on the right and a photorealistic cinematic view on the left.", "Composition": { "layout": "vertical split", "aspect_ratio": "3:2", "right_section": { "type": "architectural blueprint", "style": "aged parchment technical drawing", "background": "vintage beige paper with subtle texture and worn edges", "elements": [ "detailed line drawings of Hogwarts castle towers and spires", "top, front, and sectional views of the castle", "labeled sections such as Great Hall, Towers, Courtyard", "architectural measurements and scale indicators", "hand-drawn gothic structural details" ], "text_style": { "title": "PLAN TECHNIQUE DE POUDLARD", "font": "classic serif technical drawing style", "language_style": "French-inspired architectural labeling" }, "line_style": "fine ink lines with precise detailing" }, "right_section": { "type": "photorealistic cinematic render", "scene": "Hogwarts castle on a cliff overlooking a lake", "environment": [ "dramatic sky with soft clouds", "lush greenery and rocky cliffs", "calm reflective lake in foreground", "castle illuminated with warm glowing windows" ], "architecture": { "style": "gothic medieval fantasy castle", "details": [ "tall spires and towers", "layered castle structures", "weathered stone textures", "arched windows and bridges" ] }, "lighting": { "type": "golden hour cinematic lighting", "effect": "warm highlights on stone, soft shadows, atmospheric depth" }, "visual_style": "extremely realistic fantasy environment, film-quality rendering" } }, "Aesthetic": { "theme": "fantasy architecture meets technical design", "color_palette": [ "aged parchment beige", "ink black", "stone gray", "warm gold", "forest green", "sky blue" ] }, "Rendering": { "style_keywords": [ "Hogwarts castle", "architectural blueprint fantasy", "cinematic realism", "Harry Potter style", "technical drawing vs real environment" ], "realism": "ultra photorealistic bottom section", "detail_level": "extremely high detail", "aspect_ratio": "--ar 3:2" }, "Response_Format": { "type": "image_generation_prompt_json", "editable_fields": [ "aspect_ratio", "top_section.elements", "bottom_section.environment", "lighting" ] } }
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Sketch Plan for the Eiffel Tower Prompt:{ "objective": "Create a side-by-side comparison image featuring a technical sketch and real photograph of the Eiffel Tower", "image_specifications": { "style": "Mixed media (Technical drawing + Real photograph)", "layout": "Horizontal split - Left side: Sketch with measurements, Right side: Real photo", "aspect_ratio": "3:2" }, "left_side": { "content_type": "Technical sketch of the Eiffel Tower", "features": [ "Detailed architectural lines", "Numerical height and width measurements", "Elevation labels", "Different angles/views such as side, front, and top-down projections (if space allows)" ], "text_annotations": { "units": "Metric (meters)", "language": "French or English", "font_style": "Blueprint or engineering-style typography" }, "positioning": "Take up the left half of the image" }, "right_side": { "content_type": "High-resolution real photo of the Eiffel Tower", "features": [ "Full view of the tower from ground up", "Natural lighting with clear sky or ambient background", "Color image with real-world context or Champ de Mars" ], "positioning": "Take up the right half of the image" }, "visual_elements": { "border_division": "Vertical line or subtle transition between left (sketch) and right (photo)", "color_palette": { "left": "Monochrome or sepia for sketch", "right": "Natural colors for real photo" } }, "output_format": { "type": "Image", "use_case": ["Educational poster", "Architectural comparison", "Tourism visual aid"], "high_resolution": true } }

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