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| + | ==== Controlled Experimentation ==== | ||
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| + | Instead of random prompts you change one gene at a time. | ||
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| + | Example Base prompt: | ||
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| + | <code text> | ||
| + | ancient forest shrine | ||
| + | foggy forest | ||
| + | soft volumetric moonlight | ||
| + | cinematic fantasy concept art | ||
| + | wide angle composition | ||
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| + | Then test only lighting: | ||
| + | * **Test A:** '' | ||
| + | * **Test B:** '' | ||
| + | * **Test C:** '' | ||
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| + | Now you understand exactly **what changed** in the image. | ||
| ==== Use Prompt Comments in the Prompt Bar ==== | ==== Use Prompt Comments in the Prompt Bar ==== | ||
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| ==== Weekly “Creative Garbage Collection” ==== | ==== Weekly “Creative Garbage Collection” ==== | ||
| - | Once a week: | + | Once a week open Likes and ask: |
| + | * still interesting? | ||
| + | * worth refining? | ||
| - | Open Likes and ask: | + | Remove likes from anything that no longer excites you. |
| - | still interesting? | + | This **keeps your shortlist alive**. |
| - | worth refining? | + | === A Simple MidJourney Workflow Blueprint === |
| - | Remove likes from anything that no longer excites you. | + | <code text> |
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| - | This keeps your shortlist alive. | + | |
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| - | A Simple MJ Workflow Blueprint | + | |
| 1. Exploration | 1. Exploration | ||
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| 5. Final | 5. Final | ||
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| - | + | This keeps the system manageable even with thousands of generations. | |
| - | Inside MJ, this keeps the system manageable even with thousands of generations. | + | |
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| - | Next Step (Very Important) | + | |
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| - | Once the MJ side is clear, the real power move is the download and archive workflow. | + | |
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| - | Because the real chaos begins when you have: | + | |
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| - | MJ exports | + | |
| - | Photoshop edits | + | |
| - | Upscaled versions | + | |
| - | Prompt notes | + | |
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| - | I can show you a very clean professional archive structure used by concept artists and AI creators that makes thousands of images easy to navigate. | + | |
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| - | It includes: | + | |
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| - | naming conventions | + | |
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| - | folder structure | + | |
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| - | prompt storage | + | |
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| - | versioning | + | |
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| - | post-processing pipeline | + | |
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| - | And it pairs extremely well with Midjourney. | + | |
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| - | If you'd like, we can build that system next. It becomes your personal AI image studio pipeline. 🎨 | + | |