If you are newer to using MJ you might want to watch this. "Midjourney Just Made Designers Dangerous" - a quick overview of some Midjourney 7 workflow tips that might help you in your design work.

I'll admit, I'm using up my time these days to keep paying the bills and that's through separations. But I know I need to stay up on AI art and it's uses. I have very good uses for it...but the struggle is real to balance it out. I'm up till the wee hours doing seps even on the weekends. I'm way behind in AI knowledge but I'm going to do one today. I commit.

Latest attempt. For the life of me, I could not find the right words to put the metal bar (in his teeth) as if he's biting down on it. It's as if MidJourney was recognizing that anatomically, the bar would rest down in his jaw. LOL. That's where it kept putting it no matter what I wrote out so I gave up and will put it there myself.

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Hello all, This one is not so "Screen print" related, but just general art generation related. I have some near future goals or actually, I've been a tasked with doing a Children's book Illustration. You know, (for a friend). Financially, I don't think it's going to go anywhere for me, but I'd like to produce a good result at a very low cost. So AI? I can do it traditionally, but I'd like to see where I can cut corners using AI. The Author has given me permission to attempt it in AI to see where it goes. My first dilemma is making sure I can re-generate the same character and environmental moods throughout. Obviously, I don't want to experience coming up with what we want to use and then having thousands of different character attempts to get same character results after. Anyone have any past experiences with repeating the same character in different scenes?