MidJourney.com, Create Any Image you want with AI!!!

[Majestyx]

@GoldenGlove how easy/difficult would it be to create webtoons/manga with this current tech, whether it be midjourney or what the big boys are currently offering. For those of us who have creative ideas but can't draw for shyt

i'll add on as a person who can draw. for now, its not super easy, but doable. you could use one of the generic styles built in, or tweak one and create your own. then you'd have to generate a lot of images and learn how to composite in an editor. cuz sometimes you get a good image, with an element of something fukked up in it, and u have to edit it out, or take another image and composite it into that image. you can generate a BG, then generate character then insert the character into the BG, cuz sometimes when u try to generate the character and bg at the same time, shyt gets wicked.

 

[GoldenGlove]

I will say tho, from what I've seen in Runway and now with Midjourney's first take on video... I think Midjourney's will be better for animated/illustration style of work.

Runway was ok with it, but it would have a lot of mishaps just because it didn't look right when it came to that kind of art style. I only messed with the "animate" option in MJ on some older images that I already had and it looked dope, but the resolution is too low to really use in a project that's going to be produced professionally at this point.

When they come out with higher resolutions I can see them becoming the go-to for animating illustrations than Runway.

@Primetime @Majestyx

 

[Majestyx]

I will say tho, from what I've seen in Runway and now with Midjourney's first take on video... I think Midjourney's will be better for animated/illustration style of work.

Runway was ok with it, but it would have a lot of mishaps just because it didn't look right when it came to that kind of art style. I only messed with the "animate" option in MJ on some older images that I already had and it looked dope, but the resolution is too low to really use in a project that's going to be produced professionally at this point.

When they come out with higher resolutions I can see them becoming the go-to for animating illustrations than Runway.

@Primetime @Majestyx

i agree off my first look on what a homie sent me a few hours ago. it looked solid. it stuck to the image and didnt have no weird shyt going on

i still dislike this shyt . if i was 10 yrs younger, i'd quit my job and go be a plumber or do hvac shyt

 

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screw a.i art

 

[Primetime]

I will say tho, from what I've seen in Runway and now with Midjourney's first take on video... I think Midjourney's will be better for animated/illustration style of work.

Runway was ok with it, but it would have a lot of mishaps just because it didn't look right when it came to that kind of art style. I only messed with the "animate" option in MJ on some older images that I already had and it looked dope, but the resolution is too low to really use in a project that's going to be produced professionally at this point.

When they come out with higher resolutions I can see them becoming the go-to for animating illustrations than Runway.

@Primetime @Majestyx

I just think with what YouTube did for interviews (anybody can do it), what Twitter did for breaking news (anybody can do it) and what streaming did for actors/actresses, it feels like this AI animation stuff can one day have a similar impact for comic, webtoon, and manga creators.

Like, right now and for decades there’s a shyt ton of untapped creative geniuses who are blocked off because they can’t draw a stick figure worth a cotdamn, nor have the finances to hire the type of team needed to illustrate their ideas.