Midjourney Hack: 1000+ AI Art Styles in 1 Keyword

What if I told you that, by adding one keyword  to your prompts, you can go from creating average   looking AI art to absolute masterpieces? Midjourney  is an insanely powerful AI art generator.   What you might not know is this advanced  technique that I will be sharing today on   how to get stunning results. No seriously,  this is by far one of the most powerful yet   simple techniques that I ran into while using  Midjourney. And I'm not exaggerating here. Look   at some of these results before and after I added  this one keyword. But hey, I don't want to stretch   this out anymore. The keyword I'm talking about  here is adding an artist. Yes, simply adding an   artist's name will bring your artwork to a  whole different level. To be more specific,   it brings your artwork to the level of the artwork  that artists produced. And in today's video,   I will be showing you an incredible resource.  Where you can visually browse over   1,000 artists and pick the style that fits your  creative vision. Now, to be perfectly clear,   this resource has not been curated by me. This has  been created by a person that goes by 'Randolin#4785'    on Discord, so all the props here go  to him. Before we dive right in and show you some   tips and tricks on how to get the most out of this  excellent document. I want to quickly address how   to implement this in your AI generation, as a  beginner or advanced user. So, as you might be   aware, the longer your prompts, the more specific  the output will be. If you tell it to use the   color 'green' and 'gray', it will use those colors  right. But if you add these artistic styles,   it will use the color palette and the style of  that artist. And what that means in practice is,   if you list the keywords "green and gray", it  will not be a generic green and gray anymore.   In my experience, using these artist names is more  like a template that you commit to, which is a   fantastic thing, because some of these styles are  well-defined and incredible. And you can switch   them up at any time. So, with that being said,  let's start exploring this resource and showing   you how to put it to work immediately. So, right  off the bat, in the first tab called 'Characters',

you can see the standard Midjourney style. If you  ask for characters, you're gonna get this style by   default. All right, but this is where the power  of the document comes in. When I zoom out, you're   gonna see that we have over a hundred different  artists that specialize in character creation,   and now you can go ahead and simply pick one that  suits you. Now, these black images are simply   pictures that have not loaded, so if you reload  the page you'll get some of those. Also, there's   a link to a copy sheet here, which sometimes works  better. It really depends on how many people are   using this right now. So, let's just put this to  work right away. What I'll do is, I'll open up   my Discord server and I'll go into the channel "AI  Art2". Now, I prefer this approach to going into   the official Midjourney server, because there  you'll be getting new messages every second. And   the R2 generate will get lots faster. So, let's  begin by saying "imagine", as per usual. Let's   just say "character", as in the tab that we're  using here. That's my first tip: "shady super   coder wearing a hoodie, laptop, green, gray". Now,  this will be using Midjourney's default style.   All right, so this is what we get without  defining an artist. Not great or terrible. Now,   let's pick one of these. So, let's say  I want this in the style of "Michael

Parks or Parkest" (not sure how to pronounce  that). Either way, I'm gonna say "/imagine   insert my keywords" and then  add the name of the artist.   Will you look at that? That's just incredible.  Instantly, he looks more like a godly entity.  Just like the style of this artist. I absolutely  love this. Okay, now just out of curiosity,   let's take that prompt and add another artist, and  see what we get if we add "Egon Sheila" to the mix   here. His style is very different from what we  just got here, and I can't wait to see the result   of Midjourney remixing it too. And there you  go! Wow, I'm actually loving it. As you can see,   the details of the characters such as the face and  hands are defined just like Egon Sheila's style,   but the overall look and style still come  from Michael Parks. Incredibly powerful stuff.  But that's just where the fun begins. As  you can see, there are multiple tabs here,   so you can go to "landscapes" and get inspired  by all of these various styles. Or you can   do "Cartoons, paintings, anime, sci-fi  creatures, medium, time periods, fashion,   print media, styles, or games". And this is  the second category I want to demonstrate here.  Because you have to realize that people nowadays,  especially young people have a stronger emotional   connection to some of these game franchises  and their look, then they do to masterful   artists that lived three to four hundred years  ago. And that's why I personally believe that   this category in particular is very powerful.  So, let's rerun the same prompt we had here,   but we'll add 'God of War'. Alright, look  at that! If a Greek god were to come down   and hack a server, this is what it would  look like! And the incredible thing here is,   there are hundreds of these in each category.  And the very last thing we'll try here is   taking this "godly super coder" and adding  the character style of Michael Parks to this,   as I simply love the materials and the look that  provided. Look at this! This might just be me in 40 years, So did I over-promise? I don't think so. One keyword changes the  entire game when it comes to your output. And you

can pick the one that exactly fits your vision. I  link the excel sheet in the description below, and   to learn about more ways how to use Midjourney  creatively, you'll want to check out this video.