MIDJOURNEY- Make a Beautiful Watercolor Painting Plus TOPAZ PHOTO AI and GIGAPIXEL AI Upsizing
Summary
TLDRIn this episode of The Joy of Editing, Dave Kelly demonstrates how to create watercolor-style images using Mid-Journey and upscale them with Topaz Photo AI and Photoshop Gigapixel AI. He shares his Mid-Journey settings for optimal watercolor effects, explains the process of crafting prompts, and details his workflow for enhancing and resizing images. The tutorial showcases the potential of AI in generating artistic visuals and provides practical tips for editing and refining the results.
Takeaways
- π¨ The tutorial focuses on creating watercolor paintings using Mid-Journey and upscaling images with Topaz Photo AI and Photoshop Gigapixel AI.
- ποΈ Mid-Journey is demonstrated for crafting watercolor images with specific prompts, like 'a beautiful watercolor painting of a barn and a cornfield'.
- πΈ The video provides a brief overview of Mid-Journey settings, including version, base quality, style, and upscale options.
- π‘ The presenter shares his preference for Mid-Journey version 4 over other versions for generating watercolor images.
- π The tutorial explains how to check the remaining hours for image creation in Mid-Journey and switch between fast and relax modes.
- π The process of changing the aspect ratio of generated images in Mid-Journey is detailed, with examples of square, 3x2, and 2x3 formats.
- π The video demonstrates selecting and upscaling preferred image variations using the 'U' and 'V' commands in Mid-Journey.
- πΌοΈ The presenter walks through the steps of upscaling an image using Topaz Photo AI, including choosing the 'Graphics' enhancement for a watercolor look.
- π§ The Photoshop Gigapixel AI workflow is outlined, including cropping, selecting the AI model, and adjusting noise suppression and blur removal settings.
- π The tutorial emphasizes the potential need for additional Photoshop work to refine AI-generated images, such as removing speckles orε ι out unwanted elements.
- π’ The presenter invites viewers to request more tutorials, like and share the video, and subscribe to the channel for notifications on new content.
Q & A
What is the main topic of today's episode of The Joy of Editing?
-The main topic of today's episode is a tutorial on how to create a watercolor painting effect using Mid-journey and upsize small images using Topaz Photo AI and Photoshop Gigapixel AI.
What is Mid-journey and how is it used in the tutorial?
-Mid-journey is an AI-based image generation tool that is used in the tutorial to create watercolor images by crafting specific prompts and adjusting settings such as version, base quality, style, and upscale options.
What are the different versions of Mid-journey mentioned in the script, and which one does the speaker prefer for watercolor images?
-The speaker mentions Mid-journey versions 4 and 3. They prefer version 4 for creating watercolor images as it seems to provide better results compared to version 3.
How does the speaker upscale the Mid-journey images?
-The speaker uses two methods for upscaling the images: Topaz Photo AI and Photoshop Gigapixel AI. They demonstrate the process of upscaling an image 4 times its original size and adjusting the aspect ratio.
What are the different aspect ratios available in Mid-journey version 4?
-In Mid-journey version 4, apart from the default square format, the user can choose between a 3 by 2 (landscape) or a 2 by 3 (portrait) aspect ratio.
How does the speaker check the remaining hours for their Mid-journey subscription?
-The speaker checks the remaining hours by typing a forward slash key in the message area, clicking on 'info' from the list, and then pressing the return key to see the remaining hours for image creation in fast mode.
What is the speaker's process for selecting the best image from the generated Mid-journey images?
-The speaker reviews the generated images by clicking on them to enlarge and then selects the one they like best based on the watercolor effect and the accuracy to the prompt. They also consider upscaling the preferred images for better quality.
How does the speaker incorporate the style of a famous artist into the Mid-journey prompt?
-The speaker adds a description to the prompt such as 'painted by Van Gogh' to generate an image in the style of that artist. They also adjust the aspect ratio to 3:2 for a more artistic look.
What are the different upscaling options available in Topaz Photo AI?
-Topaz Photo AI offers options like 'low resolution', 'graphics', and 'natural' for upscaling images. The speaker chooses 'graphics' for a watercolor-like appearance.
How does the speaker enhance the final upscaled image in Photoshop?
-The speaker uses Photoshop Gigapixel AI to further upscale the image, choosing the 'art and CG' enhancement option for a more detailed and realistic look. They also crop the image and make noise suppression adjustments.
What is the speaker's advice for users who want to see more tutorials like this?
-The speaker encourages users to leave a comment if they want to see more of these types of tutorials and to like, share, and subscribe to the channel for notifications on new content.
Outlines
π¨ Introduction to Mid-Journey Watercolor Tutorial
The video begins with the host, Dave Kelly, introducing the episode of 'The Joy of Editing' where he plans to demonstrate how to create a watercolor painting using Mid-Journey. He also shares his approach to upsize small images using Topaz Photo AI and Photoshop's Gigapixel AI. Dave expresses gratitude to the viewers and sets the stage for the tutorial, mentioning that it won't cover signing up for Mid-Journey in depth but will focus on crafting a watercolor image and an upscaling method for these images.
ποΈ Mid-Journey Setup and Watercolor Image Creation
Dave delves into the specifics of setting up Mid-Journey for creating watercolor images. He explains the process of using the Imagine prompt and shares his settings, including version 4, base quality, style high, and beta upscale. He also discusses the different modes available (public and private) and the fast and relax modes, detailing how they affect the usage of hours allocated for image creation. Dave further explains how to check the remaining hours for image creation and emphasizes the importance of being specific with prompts to avoid confusion for the AI.
πΈ Adjusting Aspect Ratio and Selecting Images
The host continues by guiding viewers on how to adjust the aspect ratio of the images generated by Mid-Journey. He demonstrates changing the aspect ratio to a three by two format and explains the importance of using the correct syntax for the AI to understand the command. Dave then shows the process of selecting and upscaling preferred images, highlighting the ability to generate variations of the chosen image and how to save the final selections.
π½ Exploring Different Styles and Prompt Variations
Dave showcases the creative possibilities of Mid-Journey by running new versions of the initial prompt and even introducing a Van Gogh style to the generated images. He emphasizes the abstract nature of watercolors and the AI's ability to interpret prompts in unique ways. The host also encourages viewers to get creative with their prompts, suggesting the addition of various elements like warm golden light, birds in the sky, and a horse in the field to see how the AI responds.
π Upscaling Images with Topaz Photo AI and Photoshop
The video concludes with Dave demonstrating the upscaling process using Topaz Photo AI and Photoshop's Gigapixel AI. He first upscales a watercolor image of a hawk, detailing the steps in Topaz Photo AI and the different enhancement options available. Dave then moves on to Photoshop, cropping the image, and using Gigapixel AI to upscale a barn image. He discusses the AI model's choice of resolution and the various styles available for upscaling, ultimately selecting 'Art and CG' for its suitability for the artwork. Dave emphasizes the potential need for additional Photoshop work to refine the AI-generated images and invites viewer feedback on the tutorial.
Mindmap
Keywords
π‘The Joy of Editing
π‘Mid-Journey
π‘Watercolor Painting
π‘Topaz Photo AI
π‘Photoshop Gigapixel AI
π‘Upscaling
π‘Prompting
π‘Aspect Ratio
π‘Image Quality
π‘AI Art
Highlights
The tutorial focuses on creating watercolor paintings using Mid-Journey and upscaling images with Topaz Photo AI and Photoshop Gigapixel AI.
Mid-Journey is used to generate watercolor images through specific prompting.
The presenter shares his Mid-Journey settings, including version 4, base quality, style high, and beta upscale.
The process of checking remaining image creation hours in Mid-Journey is demonstrated.
Instructions on how to change the aspect ratio of generated images in Mid-Journey are provided.
The presenter explains how to upscale images using Topaz Photo AI, including the different enhancement options available.
A step-by-step guide on using Photoshop Gigapixel AI for upscaling images is given.
The importance of being specific with prompts to avoid confusing the AI is emphasized.
The presenter demonstrates how to generate variations of an image by clicking 'V' followed by the image number.
An example of generating an image with a Van Gogh style is provided to showcase the versatility of Mid-Journey.
The presenter discusses the potential for unlimited image making in relax mode versus the limited fast mode.
A method for saving and downloading Mid-Journey images is explained.
The presenter provides tips on how to fix issues with AI-generated images in Photoshop.
The presenter encourages viewers to request more tutorials and share their thoughts in the comments section.
The tutorial concludes with a reminder that Mid-Journey can be used to create a variety of art styles, not just watercolor.
The presenter's YouTube channel, The Joy of Editing with Dave Kelly, is promoted for further tutorials and engagement.
Transcripts
on today's episode of The Joy of editing
I'm doing a mid-journey tutorial I want
to show you how to make a beautiful
watercolor painting plus I want to show
you how I upsize those images which are
kind of on the small size with topaz
photo Ai and I want to show you my
Photoshop gigapixel upsizing workflow so
that's all coming up stay tuned
hello everyone and welcome to the joy of
editing with Dave Kelly thank you so
much for joining me today and happy New
Year to everyone out there in the
viewing audience I really appreciate
each and every one of you today I just
want to show you one of my favorite
things to do with mid-journey is making
watercolor images and I want to show you
how to do that today this is not a full
in-depth tutorial of how you sign up for
mid-journey and all that kind of stuff
there's a ton of videos on YouTube on
how to do all that but I just want to
show you how some of the prompting works
and how we can craft a watercolor image
today and also I want to show you my
upscaling method for upscaling these
mid-journey images because they're very
small to begin with they definitely need
up size and I'm going to use topaz photo
AI to upsize an image and I'll also show
you my Photoshop gigapixel upsizing
workflow so that'll come a little later
in the video but first we're going to
play around with some prompting and make
a watercolor image first off off let me
show you how I have my mid-journey set
up I'm in the mid Journey bot right now
and what you need to do is click on this
message area here and type your forward
slash key and when you do you're going
to see a bunch of prompts in here again
this is not an in-depth tutorial the
first thing I want you to notice is the
Imagine prompt you'll click on this and
then your prompt shows up in the message
area but I want to show you my
mid-journey settings so let's click on
settings and then you have to type your
return key and when you do you can see
your settings everything you see in
green is what I have mid Journey set for
right now I'm in version four now I find
I get the best watercolor images with
mid Journey version 4 mid to Ernie three
I don't like them as much but mid
Journey 4 seems better I'm using the
base quality
I'm using a style of high and I'm using
beta upscale Now Beta upscale what it
does is it gives you a little higher
resolution image I'm set for the public
mode you could be set for private mode
if you want to and then also I'm set for
fast mode now I pay thirty dollars a
month and I think I get 15 hours worth
of image creation whatever that amounts
to in images I don't know but I've yet
to exhaust it in the fast mode now if
you feel you're running short of your
hours and I'll show you how you can
check and see how many hours you've used
so far you could switch it to relax mode
you just click on relax mode and you'll
notice it says done your jobs now do not
consume fast hours but might might take
a little longer you can always switch
back with fast if you want to I'm pretty
sure when you're using relax mode you
have unlimited image making for the
month
but if you use the fast mode you could
run out of time but you could always
switch back to relax if you need to I'm
going to go ahead and switch back to
fast mode and now notice what it says
done note that once you exhaust your
fast hours you can purchase more on the
website to conserve your fast hours use
relax to switch back to relax mode but I
find for myself I can stay in fast mode
all month and I won't exhaust my hours
now let me show you how you can check
your hours I'm going to click right here
in this message area and do a forward
slash again and now I will click on info
if you don't see it here on the list you
might have to scroll down to find it
but here's info I'm going to click on it
and you got to type your return key
and when you do it's going to let you
know you can see right now I have and
I've been making a ton of images I still
have 12.23 hours left out of 15. I have
81.55 left of image Creation in the fast
mode to clear off these messages just
click dismiss message on each one of the
messages and they go away well are you
ready to have some fun and don't forget
to please like share and subscribe and
click that Bell notification icon every
time I upload a new tutorial you'll get
a notification and also when you do that
you're helping to support the joy of
editing with Dave Gully because my video
will be seen by a lot more people on
YouTube when you do those things the
first thing I need to do is click in
this area and type my forward slash key
and click on imagine and I'll type in a
beautiful watercolor painting of a barn
and a corn field that is my prompt and
you got to make sure that your specific
on these prompts you don't want to
confuse the AI and then all you need to
do is type your return key and we'll let
it run and see what kind of result we
get with this now this doesn't happen
instantaneously it takes a little bit of
time for this to all happen I sped up
the video a little bit but it could take
sometimes up to two three minutes
depending how long your prompt is and of
course how fast your internet connection
is now the next thing I can do is just
click on this and when I do the image
gets a lot larger as you can see and I
think we got some pretty cool results I
really like the first one and the fourth
one here and the images go in this order
number one number two number three and
number four Now by default your images
will be in a square format but we can
change the aspect ratio now in version
four other than Square the only other
aspect ratio I can get is a three by two
or a two by three and that's generally
what I will use use if I want a portrait
mode I'll do a two by three or if I want
a landscape aspect ratio I'll do a three
by two now if I click anywhere off the
image it'll go back and you'll see my
screen again okay now let me show you
how we can change the aspect ratio say I
want this in a three by two aspect ratio
now I'm going to need the same prompt
again so I'm just going to come up here
and copy this up to where it says and a
corn field I don't need to do the up
beta or the style 250 because that's
part of my settings I only need what I
originally typed in so I'm just going to
right click and click on copy I'm going
to come down here now this is very
important come to the message area you
have to type your forward slash key
again and click on imagine so your
prompt comes up that's important because
this is where you place your prompt now
I can do a command or control V to paste
that in there now here's how you change
your aspect ratio and this is all done I
believe with like a code voting type
language but you type your dash key two
times like Dash Dash and then type in AR
for aspect ratio you must leave a space
and now I'm going to type a 3 with a
colon and a two don't forget that space
right there or this won't work and now
all I have to do is type my return key
and it will start running the AI on this
and again it takes a little bit of time
and now you'll notice I have four
different versions
and they'll look different than the
original versions you notice that
they're always going to be different
when you run this again and now we're in
a different aspect ratio so it's taken
that aspect ratio into consideration too
as it generates an image for me now
remember when you click on the image it
will make it larger for you so you can
really hone in and take a look at it and
see which one you like now of these
images up here I'm going to say the one
I like the best
is probably version one so I'm just
going to click anywhere off of the image
now remember and this is important the
top left image is image one image number
two the bottom left is image number
three and the bottom right is image
number four which correspond to these
blocks down here
where you see the use U1 through u4 if I
click on any one of these like if I
clicked on U1 right now it would upscale
this image just the way it is and that
would be my final piece of art but what
if I wanted four more variations of this
I could click V1 to get four variations
and I also like this image as well the
fourth image so I could go ahead and say
well I really like it just the way it is
I could click u4 and go ahead and
upscale it or I may say I want four more
versions so let's do this let me click
on V1 that's going to make four versions
and you can see it started to generate
those versions and now I'm going to
click V4 and now you'll notice I have
another prompt here telling me it's
generating those versions so now all we
have to do is wait I'll pause the video
and get right back to you now here are
four new versions of that first image
and here are four new versions of the
fourth image so if I click we can see it
large and we could determine which one
we'd like so let's take a look study
these
and you know what I probably like this
one the best okay so remember that that
was the fourth image so let's click off
of here and I could come back here and
say I'm going to go ahead and upscale
this so I'm going to click on u4 I
paused the video and now you can see
there's that image right there that was
that fourth image so let's click on it
and now we can see it upscaled and it
looks really nice so that one's done now
here's what I would do if I want to save
this out and download it all you need to
do at this point is right click on your
image and and what I generally do is
save the image to downloads or I could
save it as a photo in apple photos or
save image as and put it anywhere on the
computer I want to but I'm going to go
ahead and save it to download so I'm
going to click save image to downloads
and now I'll click off of here so that
one's saved and then I also like this
image so I went ahead and clicked on u4
for this one because when I generate did
new ones I didn't like those as much as
this one so I went back to this one and
clicked on u4 and now it is saved right
here so if I click on it we could take a
look at it up close and personal and I
really like it so again I'm going to go
ahead and save this out I'll just right
click on it and save image the downloads
and then click off the picture now
before I move on let me click on this
picture now remember we said a a barn in
a cornfield so do we have a corn field
here yeah I guess you could call this a
cornfield now it is a watercolor and
watercolors are quite abstract so yeah
I'm gonna buy that and say yeah it looks
like a cornfield and then on this one
this looks probably like some corn
stalks here so again AI has a mind of
its own now we could keep running new
versions and new variations and I'll
show you another thing we could do if I
come up here see where these four Images
are and if I click this
button right here it'll go ahead and
generate four new versions of a similar
Type image but if I come up the whole
way to where I first ran that prompt
remember the first thing I did was these
four square Barn images with a cornfield
in this corn fields look pretty cool in
there by the way and if I come to this
one where I changed it to a three by two
aspect ratio if I click this button
it'll generate four brand new different
types of images so let me go ahead and
click this and I'll show you and now as
you can see we have four different type
images and this one here looks really
cool
and so if I wanted to I'll click off
this I could go ahead and u3 and it'll
generate that as a finished product wait
I screwed up I actually wanted you
number two not you number three this is
you three this is you too so it's
confusing sometimes but make sure you
get that order one two three and four so
that's you too I'll go ahead and click
it and I'll show both u3 and U2 this
would have been you three so let me
click it and you can see pretty cool
image really nice corn here I think it
really definitely looks like corn a
click off of this and now let's click on
the one I really wanted which was you
too and that looks pretty cool too
doesn't really look like corn but it's a
really cool image nonetheless now let me
show you one more thing we can do with
this prompt I'm going to go ahead and
copy copy The Prompt up to cornfield
we'll copy that
we're going to come here and do the
forward slash and click on imagine for
the Imagine prompt I'm going to go ahead
and paste that command or control V I
could put a comma here and say how about
painted
by Van Gogh and then I'll do my dash
dash AR for aspect ratio Space 3 colon
two for three by two
and I'll type the return key and we'll
see what kind of result we get now again
I sped up the video so you didn't have
to wait but now we have four results
let's click on this
now we have four watercolor paintings in
the style of a van Gogh I don't know if
Van Gogh ever painted watercolors but we
have a watercolor with that van Gogh
style now if you look at this Barn up
here it looks really cool
and I really like this one right here
I'm not going to go ahead and upscale
these but it's pretty cool I just wanted
to show you that so anyway what you can
do is you could keep adding descriptions
to these prompts painted by Van Gogh add
another comment say maybe warm Golden
Light comma birds in Sky comma horse and
field you get the idea you can keep
adding as much in there I don't know if
there's a limit but you could keep
making it more and more descriptive but
you get the idea I have one more example
for you in mid-journey and let's do a
different type of an image how about one
of a bird I already went ahead and put
the prompt in here and the prompt is a
watercolor painting of a hawk sitting on
a tree comma soft lighting aspect ratio
three by two I'll type my return key and
I'll let that run I'll pause the video
and I'll get right back and here we are
let's click on these four images and see
what we got here well the first image is
kind of cool the
the talons look a little bit weird on
that one
this one looks really exciting I like
this one I like this too but the talons
look a little funny
you know it's AI you get what it gives
you but you could fix things up in
Photoshop definitely you will on a lot
of images have to do some extra
Photoshop work on them but you can get
really creative and really craft these
images and this image looks pretty cool
as well but I like this one right here
this is the second image so I'm going to
click on YouTube and we'll go ahead and
upsize that and I'll get right back with
you and it's finished rendering so let's
click on it and see what we got here boy
that's a beautiful watercolor image of
this Hawk I really like it I'm going to
right click it and save image to
downloads
and there's some other things you can do
here but I'll save these for later hey
if you want to see more of these type of
mid-journey tutorials please let me know
in the comments section below I'd really
like to hear from you if you want me to
do them now we're going to move into
upscaling first with photo Ai and then
with Photoshop and gigapixel AI okay now
I'm going to show you how to upscale
this image with topaz photo AI so here's
that Hawk image I'm in my finder by the
way in my downloads folder so I'm going
to click on this and I'll right click it
and open with and I'll just find topaz
photo AI it's right here simply click on
topaz photo Ai and here we are in photo
Ai and it's scanning the image and
seeing what it needs and you'll notice
it's done now it didn't remove any noise
or sharpen the image at all
but it did enhance the resolution it's a
small image so I have my photo AI to
automatically upscale small images and
it up scaled it to 4246 by 2831 I'm
going to go a little bit larger than
that I'm going to click 4X and now it
will upscale it to 72.92 by 51.96.
and we could get a look at the bird here
give it a second to render out here if I
left click you can see there's the
before and here's the after it's done a
really nice job if I click on enhanced
resolution it has chosen low resolution
for it and it was a low resolution image
but I like to try the different settings
here like Graphics I'll click on
graphics and give it a second or two to
render here it's almost there that's
graphics and that looks nice it's a
little more detailed
and let's click on natural and see what
that looks like but remember it shows
low resolution
and I don't know I don't like that as
much and Graphics looks pretty good it's
not quite as sharp with Graphics it
looks more like a watercolor which would
make sense and now low resolution let's
see what it looks like
and you know what I do like Graphics so
I'm going to go ahead and click on
Graphics so it's going to upscale it to
this size right here 77.92 by 5196
pixels I'll click save image it's going
to put the prefix photo AI in front of
the image it's going to save it to the
original folder and it's going to
preserve its original format which
should be a PNG as you can see right
here PNG I'll click save and that'll go
ahead and save it out here was the
original image 1948 by 12.99 and now
here's the photo AI you can see the
prefix photo AI this really helps you to
identify your upscale images it's not
showing me the size here but if I right
click on the image and click on get info
we can see that this image is
7792 pixels by 51.96 and the file size
is
154.6 megabytes but you could make a
nice large print out of this image right
now I went ahead and opened up my photo
preview app so you can really see the
quality of this image it's a beautiful
watercolor looking image and if you
printed this on like a watercolor type
paper it would be great now let me show
you my Photoshop gigapixel AI workflow
this image is one of the barn images
that I liked so right now it's selected
because I clicked on it if I type my
spacebar you can see what that image
looks like so it's very low res what is
it it's a 1948 by 12.99 all I have to do
is right click it open with
Adobe Photoshop 2023 app and here it is
in Photoshop
now if you'll notice that the edges
there's a little bit of a line coming up
through here and here what I generally
like to do is crop this so I'm going to
type c to get up my crop tool and just
pull the left side in just a little bit
maybe pull the right side in a little
bit and I think that's going to be good
and click the little check here and now
we have our image cropped and now top
sizes some photoshop come up to file
photoshop's file come down to automate
and come down to gigapixel AI click on
that that will open up topaz gigapixel
Ai and now here we are in topaz
gigapixel Ai and what I like to do is
for AI model is toggle this on let
gigapixel determine what it thinks it
really needs and it has chosen low res
as well just like Photo AI did for the
other image and I'm zoomed in right now
to a hundred percent and what size are
we upsizing to 4X which if we look down
here is going to give us 7540 by 5196
you know if I wanted to I could click on
6X and I could go up to 11 310 by
7794 if I wanted to make a really big
print but I'm just going to click on 4X
I think that will be sufficient I could
probably get at least a 16 by 20 or
larger out of that in a print
but it is chosen for us low res uh let's
try art and CG it worked really nice in
photo AI so let's click on that and see
what kind of result we get and yeah that
looks pretty good now we can scan around
and look at different parts of the image
we have to give it a chance to update
when it does that
okay so that's art and CG let's try low
res give it a second to update that slow
res looks pretty similar let's try
standard and see what kind of result we
get no it's thinking and thinking it's
almost there
it looks a little maybe a little sharper
in standard I think I'm going to go with
art and CG it is an art piece for crying
out loud
and if we're satisfied with it and it
has chosen these noise suppression
settings 17 and remove blur at 36 and I
think that looks good if we wanted it
sharper we could drag this up to the
right if we wanted to but I think I'm
satisfied with it I'm just going to
click apply and that'll save this out
and bring us right back into Photoshop
I'll let this process we'll see how long
this takes
and here we are back in Photoshop I'm
going to go ahead and fit this screen so
you can really see it let me go full
screen here so you can really get a good
idea of how it looks and I think it
looks beautiful a beautiful realistic
looking watercolor image of a barn with
a corn filled Maybe
but regardless I think it really looks
good I really love the tree line back
here and the way the watercolor looks up
in the sky the birds are kind of cool
and if you didn't like the birds you
could go ahead and clone those out I do
do a lot of uh fixing of these images in
Photoshop like if you didn't like some
of these white speckles in here which is
part of the watercolor process you could
remove them you know like I could get
rid of this one here with a spot Healy
tool or whatever but some photoshop work
is often required well there it is
everyone I hope you enjoyed this
tutorial by the way this is an image I
did prior to making this tutorial it's
another watercolor now you don't just
have to make watercolor in mid-journey
you can make any style of art that you
like in there you could do like
steampunk futuristic stuff Van Gogh you
know Monet whatever you want even in the
style of Bob Ross you can do all kind of
stuff in there you can even make
realistic looking type photographs in
mid-chourney but if you want to see more
of these type of tutorials let me know
in the comments section below if you
enjoyed this tutorial please give it a
like and share it with your friends and
if you're not yet a subscriber to my
channel Please Subscribe and click that
Bell notification icon every time I
upload a new tutorial you'll get a
notification I want to thank each and
every one of you for joining me today in
the joy of editing with Dave Kelly and
I'll see you all right here next time
but until then as always happy editing
Browse More Related Video
Using Midjourney for Fashion Design
How To Make REALISTIC A.I. T-Shirt Mockups In Minutes
Midjourney AI Tutorial for Beginners (Easy Explanation)
How to Make Stickers to Sell with AI Artificial Intelligence Midjourney App and Photoshop
NEW 2024 Canva Tips and Tricks you NEED this year π€― (7 BRAND NEW Canva features)
How to Use Midjourney in 2024 - Midjourney Website Tutorial
5.0 / 5 (0 votes)