Let me show you how you can create similar elements in Midjourney and assemble everything for a final design. This is how you can create complex graphics quickly. Just use this simple workflow.

Playing around with Moodboards today. Do you use these? You should. Prompts: fabric pattern, batik style, cool analogous color palette, seahorses, repeating pattern, linen texture, --tile --chaos 10 --exp 25 --profile gb6z8yg mcp4glb --stylize 150

I'm wondering how others maintain or organize their successful prompts and SREF codes they wish to keep handy. Do you let them live on the platform or do you keep a record of them outside of the platform? A spreadsheet or other type of tool?

My name is Brenda, I'm one week old in this community and less than two months into Midjourney, and I'm happy to be here! I'm a medieval hobbiest and intend to use Midjourney to create images of a time not well documented using facsimiles of existing items. I'm having a difficult time recreating images of mine that I did like and documenting for future reference the process (workflow) and organization of the sheer volume created during experimentation. Here is an image I am happy with which was created with a url to a manuscript page ‘Summer Landscape 13th cent Carmina Burana manuscript’. (first image is the manuscript). I began in Discord with /describe and used this description as the prompt in v6.1: [a medieval manuscript page depicting the garden of eden, decorated with trees and plants, with colorful ink work by an unknown artist. The background is plain white paper. There's no frame around it. It has green borders on all four sides to highlight its content. A large rectangle in blue tones contains illustrations of various fantastical animals such as foxes, bunnies, birds, etc., along with floral designs and other ornamental patterns. --ar 11:16] What I have created in v7 is not comparable so far, however using the OREF I am getting some images that look like a copy of the prompt image (third image). I prefer a variation rather than a copy, as the original is in the public domain. So that's where I'm at today... again, happy to be here!

Ranked profiles vs Moodboards? I'm new to Midjourney and started in v7. I completed the task of creating a Global 7 profile and have a random profile #1. In experimenting between profiles and no personalization, I don't think I like the influence my profiles have on my images - I may not have done enough rankings to establish a "me" style... wondering if a Moodboard may be a better influence as that seems to rely on groups of images I choose to add? I also noticed if I try to use personalization in v6.1, my profiles don't work - does personalization have to occur in each version? Was that a thing in previous versions? Thanks in advance, looking forward getting better at this😉