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 Still learning the basics of generating AI artwork using Midjourney, this image was inspired by an article I read this morning about different settings.

 Here’s another 1972 yellow jag image for my friend, Jim.  He has the real deal and I have the AI image generated by Midjourney. 

I really like the lighting that Midjourney AI used on this portrait of an old renaissance guy with a beard.

This ai-generated art was inspired by a 'real' photograph imagined and shot on his camera by my good friend, Raymond.  I took Ray's idea and asked Midjourney AI what it could do.

With the sad announcement this morning of a very dear friend's passing, I thought a smile would come in handy.  This street scene of the little boy chasing the balloon was rendered by Midjourney AI.

As a change of pace, today's AI image is a colourful view of a home in Tucson, done in watercolour and ink.  I love the various types of cacti that Midjourney included in this artwork.  

Sometimes, for fun, I toss a song title or lyric over to Midjourney to see what kind of image it may render. This totally wired lady was produced by a prompt that used a Sly & the Family Stone song lyric, "I am everyday people".  

In the style of high-speed photography, these images, rendered by Midhourney AI, freeze the action in time.  Things that take effort with a camera or iPhone are significantly easier to simulate in AI-generated artwork / images.

A few years ago, I happened to be in Monument Valley where my wife and I were led on a very interesting tour by an elderly Navajo guide.  I asked Midjourney AI could render similar images and here are two that were produced.