I like midjourneys results over stablediffusion and I’ve tried both.
You can definitely create illustrations and you can do some form of continuity using a previous image as well.
It’s really down to your prompt. Using the same adjectives to describe the image should help with consistency in style.
writen by Andre Flores
Yup, I’m still learning how to write effective prompts, some of them are waay off compared to what I had in mind haha
writen by Kavya
You can use Bing’s image creator for free <https//www.bing.com/create> (it uses DALL-E). I’m no expert, so don’t know how it compares with others…
writen by Philip
https://ideogram.ai is still on my list to try but from what I could see so far it seems to be a good fit for illustrations
writen by Benedikt
have you tried promptbase Kavya, you may get a prompt from there for 2-3 bucks that’d give you what you want in midjourney
writen by Asli Kahraman
I have midjourney subscription and I used it sometimes to create Twitter posts. The results are often amazing but I find it hard to explain what I want to the AI so it always ends up being a compromise.
writen by Tiago Ferreira
Asli Kahraman no, I haven’t tried promptbase So it would give me a prompt but I still need to use it in Midjourney? It won’t give me the actual image, is my understanding correct?
writen by Kavya
Tiago Ferreira haha me too! There’s a gap between what I want and what results I get. I suppose now we (makers) need to learn ‘prompt engineering’ skill as well
writen by Kavya
