Midjourney Styles
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About a week ago, Midjourney released a style tuner.
Even though we call it a "style" it's a bit more than that, it's really controlling the "personality" of the model and it influences everything from colors to character details.
In other words, it guides the aesthetic style of the images it generates. Here's a style I made: 1VUR9cU9PM0Cj. Images generated with it generally fit a vague gouache-style, sort of like a more opaque watercolor. It definitely leans towards bright colors and clouds.
All of the following prompts used the title with --style 1VUR9cU9PM0Cj. Perhaps you'll recognize some of these from previous posts.
a hungry cat extreme close up
a robot dressed as a medieval knight drinking a goblet of wine
an empty castle landscape
footprint on the moon
gravy boat
hero
quirky underground comic style illustration, pen and ink and watercolor and collage in the style of Marc Bell, bathing cats, bath house onsen cats
time passing
I generated each of the following using the prompt game console --style <title>.
lJpJDKfHsQzpMd
2mdkGZV4egs1
3z1Y4VDBEtQdAt
eK74RWEED3P
With just a few examples to work with, to me Midjourney seems to make images that better fit the style with shorter prompts. I'll have to see in a future post how much the --stylize parameter enforces the given style with longer prompts.