AI: How to Maintain Design Consistency When Using Prompts (Video Tutorial)

In this CreativePro Week sneak peek video, Amy Balliett shows how to create AI prompts that will help to maintain design consistency in the image creation process. Working in Midjourney, she feeds it style reference images-assigning a weighted importance to each-to maintain an already established visual language.
This video is a preview of Amy’s session at our upcoming CreativePro Week in Washington, D.C. and online July 8-12, 2024. See the agenda and register now! CreativeProWee....
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[@bigorstojanov184]

This is just plain horrible. It is the worst thing to happen to graphic design ever. It is not innovation, it is just a plagiarism machine aimed to outsource human imagination and creativity to greedy big tech. And no, it is not luddistic to reject technology which is in essence bad.

[@CreativePro]

It’s here to stay, whether we embrace it or not. The ones who will continue in the field will have to use AI in some form. IMO, there is no outsourcing the human imagination. That will be what sets us creators apart. -EG

[@mK_Dx]

Are you saying that no artist ever looks at other artists?
Or are you saying artists don't sketch over existing artworks and models?
Or are you saying that all art exists in a vacuum?
Or maybe when I make 50s vintage poster, I can't, because its plagiarism as I am imitating someone elses style?
Maybe we should all go back to brushes and pigments and ditch any electronic art, photoshop or anything that comes out of a computer? Maybe we should go back to horses too.