The Twelve Days of MidJourney Christmas Styles — Day 1

MidJourney Styles 1 through 3

Before I go on, I must disambiguate the title. To wit, it refers to the secular and commercial meaning of the Twelve Days of Christmas, which begins on the 14th of December and ends on Christmas day, and not the religious meaning, which begins on Christmas day and counts the time between the supposed birth of the out-of-wedlock/illegitimate child, and when the Magi brought him some gifts.

Even then, the title is just a play on words since I’m not describing gifts but the rendering styles for the MidJourney AI Art Generator. For the current version of the rendering engine, there are 32 styles that one can call out (the list is at the bottom of the post). At least, that’s what I have been able to find.

So, here’s the way this is going to work:

From now until Christmas day, I’ll have a daily post (in addition to other posts) consisting of either two or three styles, for a total of 33 . . . yes, I ran one twice. Each post will go live at 11:00pm, Central Standard Time (CST, UTC -6).

The prompt I give to the AI is the same in each case:

(style name) Christmas

So, for the first style, the prompt I gave the AI was: isometric anime Christmas.

It may sound confusing, but you’ll catch on. Or not. Who knows, perhaps no one will even look at these, but I soldier on.

Right! Here goes nothing!

No, wait! For each style, I’d like them who want to participate to let me know which rendering they like best. At the end, we’ll have a run-off vote to determine the best out of the 32 individual winners. Each poll will remain open for 3 days. If there’s a tie, I’ll cast the tie-breaking vote.


Style No. 1

Style 1 — Isometric Anime Christmas

And here are the individual upscaled images to choose from:

Image 1.1
Image 1.2
Image 1.3
Image 1.4

OK, then . . . I’ve never used a WP poll block before, but it’s my understanding it’s the same as the Crowdsignal polls I use for the writing challenges. Hopefully, it will work.

NOTE: there was a problem with the original poll so I had to redo it. The votes at the time were as follow:
1.1 had 3 votes
1.2 had 1 vote
1.3 had 0 votes
1.4 had 1 vote
The above will be added to the totals of the poll below.

This poll will close at 11:59pm Central Standard Time (CST, UTC -6) on December 17, 2022.


Style No. 2

Style 2 — Analytic Drawing Christmas

And here are the individual upscaled images to choose from:

Image 2.1
Image 2.2
Image 2.3
Image 2.4

NOTE: there was a problem with the original poll so I had to redo it. The votes at the time were as follow:
2.1 had 2 votes
2.2 had 1 vote
2.3 had 2 votes
2.4 had 0 votes
The above will be added to the totals of the poll below.

This poll will close at 11:59pm Central Standard Time (CST, UTC -6) on December 17, 2022.


Style No. 3

Style 3 — Infographic Drawing Christmas

And here are the individual upscaled images to choose from:

Image 3.1
Image 3.2
Image 3.3
Image 3.4

NOTE: there was a problem with the original poll so I had to redo it. The votes at the time were as follow:
3.1 had 1 votes
3.2 had 2 vote
3.3 had 0 votes
3.4 had 2 votes
The above will be added to the totals of the poll below.

This poll will close at 11:59pm Central Standard Time (CST, UTC -6) on December 17, 2022.


So, here’s the thing . . . these are not the best of the 32 styles available, but probably not the worst. Some of the upcoming renderings are positively spectacular, and while you’ll have to wait for each post to see them, I can show you the list of styles that I got from THIS LINK. Note that in the article, the writer has different prompts for different styles.

That makes sense because some styles are better suited for some things than others. In my case, I’m using the same prompt for each because I wanted to see a direct comparison between the styles.

Anyway, here are the styles I will be showing from now until Christmas day.

  1. isometric anime
  2. analytic drawing
  3. infographic drawing
  4. coloring book
  5. diagrammatic drawing
  6. diagrammatic portrait
  7. double exposure
  8. 2D illustration
  9. isometric illustration
  10. pixel art
  11. futuristic style
  12. ornamental watercolour
  13. dark fantasy
  14. paper cut craft
  15. paper quilling
  16. patchwork collage
  17. iridescent
  18. ukiyo-e art
  19. watercolour landscape
  20. op art
  21. Japanese ink
  22. pastel drawing
  23. dripping art
  24. stained glass portrait
  25. graffiti portrait
  26. winter oil painting
  27. anime portrait
  28. cinematographic style
  29. typography art
  30. one-line drawing
  31. polaroid photo
  32. tattoo art

The SmugMug Gallery of the above images is HERE, and the link below will play a slideshow of the images.

Slideshow if the The Twelve Days of MidJourney Christmas Styles – Day 1 Gallery — 16 images

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