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an embedding space for Midjourney srefs. search for styles using natural language scrub through aesthetic properties like warm, cool, soft, sharp, muted, vibrant, emotions. then - copy the sref and use it in a prompt.

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all of these images used the same prompt and seed - with a unique sref.

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the best part? you can do embeddings math *on* midjourney styles. what’s the average of these two in the set? what do you get if you subtract heat and add cold?

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You KNOW this is gonna be a banger tool when it's released. Great UX.

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thank you!!

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man, some people make the coolest things on the internet. it's like this mushroom hive mind!

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oh yes, I neeeeed this. Thank you, pls release soon!

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thank you!! 🙏

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We have a crawling latent space on Do you want to try ? We have an api… I don’t understand how you use the Midjourney api, it doesn’t exist ?

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i dont use the midjourney api

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Yesterday I came across this amazing Animated Cinematic Neo-Noir style in Midjourney, and instantly saw all its potential. It was perfect for The Matrix, with a touch of John Wick 🕶️🔫 So I generated a few images, then animated them with Grok Imagine, adding some dialogue, and just like that, in a short time, I created this fun short film. This is a workflow that works really well. The key is having an eye for styles and aesthetics, being able to immediately see what they’re good for. Because styles in Midjourney can seem useless if you don’t know how to use them, and absolute magic if you do. And that’s, in my opinion, one of the most important skills an AI artist should have: a good eye, good taste, and artistic vision. 👉 If you want to know this --sref, I’ll be sharing it today with my subscribers.
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Yesterday I came across this amazing Animated Cinematic Neo-Noir style in Midjourney, and instantly saw all its potential. It was perfect for The Matrix, with a touch of John Wick 🕶️🔫 So I generated a few images, then animated them with Grok Imagine, adding some dialogue, and just like that, in a short time, I created this fun short film. This is a workflow that works really well. The key is having an eye for styles and aesthetics, being able to immediately see what they’re good for. Because styles in Midjourney can seem useless if you don’t know how to use them, and absolute magic if you do. And that’s, in my opinion, one of the most important skills an AI artist should have: a good eye, good taste, and artistic vision. 👉 If you want to know this --sref, I’ll be sharing it today with my subscribers.

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