Mastering Persistence in MidJourney: How to Create Your Ideal Image

Using MidJourney is a true exercise in creativity and patience

You enter your carefully crafted prompt, fully expecting that the perfect image will appear, yet somehow, the results fall short. The composition is off, the mood isn't quite right, or it simply doesn't align with the vision in your mind. Despite the fact that MidJourney always provides four different versions, there’s that nagging feeling: This isn’t it yet.

Challenge of AI-generated art

But that’s the beauty and the challenge of AI-generated art. You have to keep going, refining the prompt, adjusting the settings, and often searching for an idea that isn’t fully formed yet. Sometimes, you stumble upon a version that’s unexpectedly stunning. Other times, the process seems to go in circles. Yet, with every attempt, you accumulate a vast collection of images—some of which are truly beautiful, even if they weren't what you originally envisioned.

An innovative stock image platform powered by AI

It’s a shame to let these images go to waste, stored away and forgotten. But then comes a brilliant solution: why not share them with others who might find value in them? Enter Lumni, an innovative stock image platform powered by AI. Not only can you use beautiful, AI-generated images for free (at least for now), but you can also become a creator yourself. This idea of recycling AI art into a community resource is nothing short of genius.

So whether you’re looking for that elusive perfect image or have a backlog of AI art, Lummi is turning the struggle of "trying, trying, and trying again" into something that benefits everyone.
I created the images above with Midjourney. I also became a Lumni creator.

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