-: So as you're becoming a prompt expert,
and we're diving into this deeper and deeper,
I wanted to share a really cool tool
called promptomania.com.
And what this is gonna do is just help to visualize
how the different keywords
that we can use change our image.
So let's get into this.
I'm gonna click Sphere as our subject of this image.
And what it's gonna do is it's gonna pop up
all the different types of criteria
that we went into about the lighting,
about the effects, or the post-processing
and the art medium, the camera, et cetera.
So let's see how these instantly affect
the way the image is gonna look.
So if we were just type in sphere,
we're gonna get a sphere that Midjourney
is gonna decide for us.
But if we wanted to change the medium
and make it a sketch,
this is what it's gonna look like right away.
So you can see the instant change
without having to process and output the image.
Now, we can go through and go even deeper
and change it with pastel art.
And by the way, it's adding what you would be typing
to at the top bar,
which at the end, you could then paste into midjourney.
So if I wanted to add pastel art,
now we have what the image would look like
and you can keep going down this rabbit hole.
We can go to the color and we can go to
multiple color palettes.
Rainbow.
It's really just so crazy
how many different things you can do.
We can do dark mode, we can do chroma, inverted colors.
It's really, really crazy.
So let's see what else we can do.
Geometry wise.
Shapes.
And we can even input different platonic solids.
So we can say hexagonal and it's gonna change
and make the whole part of the image have some type
of hexagon theme inputted into the final output.
So let's close some of these panels to clear things up here.
And let's now look at lighting.
So we can go to different types of light.
We can go back light, rim light,
natural light, sunlight.
As I'm clicking them,
it's popping up here and it's giving me a preview
of what the final output would be.
And moving down to what else we can do,
we can change the material.
So let's go to wood and paper
and see we went from this much more glass,
different options of glowing, different geometry,
and now we can change the actual material
that we want our subject to be made out of.
Really cool, because literally everything you can think
of making a sphere out of, you can do.
Envelope, toilet paper, cardboard,
tissue paper, different types of wood.
It even get different types of wood grains,
cedarwood, birchwood, oak.
And we can even go to something like different plants
that shows the different options, mixing with cactus,
hemp, hay, leaves, grass, what else do we have here?
We can go do ice and snow
and seeing it in this type
of format versus in the standard Discord format,
it's just gonna open your mind
that much more to how you unique you can make
every image look and feel.
So let's go ahead and reset this.
I'm gonna go ahead and go to the top.
I'm gonna cancel what we did.
And since we already did a landscape
and we just went through the different styles of a sphere,
let's start with a face
and let's choose something unique.
Okay, glow stick.
I like that.
Let's scroll down.
We can put them in different types of wood,
but because we're going on a more neon style,
let's not change the medium or the backdrop,
but let's try to create a cool knight theme with some glow.
I'm gonna choose bioluminescent.
And now let's navigate to Resolution.
And let's go ahead and choose 4K.
That's gonna give us a very hyper photorealistic look.
Okay, cool.
So this is a really unique look
and we've changed the variables that we want.
Let's now actually plug this into Midjourney
and see what we can create.
So I'm gonna do symmetrical face
of Mayan warrior.
So just adding a little bit more specific,
with 4K glow stick and bioluminescence.
And that's what we just got from promptoMANIA.
And while this is loading,
you'll notice sometimes Midjourney
can have a harder time with faces,
so it helps to put in key words
when you are wanting to get a portrait of someone.
Using words like symmetrical
and anatomically accurate is gonna just give a better output
for something that can be difficult to replicate,
like faces.
But boom, here we have our output.
It did a great job of mixing a Mayan warrior
with the bioluminescence
and high resolution that we were going for.
So again, just promptoMANIA is a really cool way
to visualize how you're influencing
the final output without going
through the whole process of doing it
one by one on Midjourney.