The title 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 (V. 4) of the rendering engine, there are 32 styles that one can call out (the list is at the bottom of the post).
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 of today’s styles, the prompt I gave the AI was: Iridescent Christmas.
For each style, I’d like them who want to participate to vote for the 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. If no one votes, I’ll pick my favorite.
Note: I accidentally ran this style twice, and the results were so good that I decided to show them both. That means you’ll have to pick your favorite out of 8 choices . . . good luck with that.
Style No. 17 first four
And here are the individual upscaled images to choose from:
Style No. 17 second four
And here are the individual upscaled images to choose from:
This poll will close at 11:59pm Central Standard Time (CST, UTC -6) on December 23, 2022.
There’s only one style today.
The list below is from THIS LINK. Note that in the article, the writer uses 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.
Meaning what the styles do, and not necessarily for what they are best suited.
Anyway, here are the styles explored in these twelve days of Christmas.
Day 1<<link (The Poll is closed)
Style #1 isometric anime (The winner is Image 1.1 with 4 votes)
Style #2 analytic drawing (The winner is Image 2.1 with 3 votes)
Style #3 infographic drawing (The winner is Image 3.2 with 3* votes)
(*) — I cast the tie-breaking vote.
Day 2<<link (The Poll is closed)
Style #4 coloring book (The winner is Image 4.2 with 3 votes)
Style #5 diagrammatic drawing (The winner is Image 5.2 with 3 votes)
Style #6 diagrammatic portrait (The winner is Image 6.4 with 3* votes)
(*) — I cast the tie-breaking vote.
Day 3<<link (The Poll is closed)
Style #7 double exposure (The winner is Image 7.4 with 4* votes)
Style #8 2D illustration (The winner is Image 8.3 with 4* votes)
Style #9 isometric illustration (The winner is Image 9.4 with 5 votes)
(*) — I cast the tie-breaking vote.
Day 4<<link (The Poll is closed)
Style #10 pixel art (The winner is Image 10.3 with 5 votes)
Style #11.futuristic style (The winner is Image 11.3 with 3 votes)
Style #12 ornamental watercolor (The winner is Image 12.1 with 4 votes)
Day 5<<link
Style #13 dark fantasy
Style #14 paper cut craft
Day 6<<link
Style #15 paper quilling
Style #16 patchwork collage
Day 7 (this post)
Style #17 iridescent
Day 8
Style #18 ukiyo-e art
Style #19 watercolor landscape
Style #20 op art
Day 9
Style #21 Japanese ink
Style #22 pastel drawing
Style #23 dripping art
Day 10
Style #24 stained glass portrait
Style #25 graffiti portrait
Style #26 winter oil painting
Day 11
Style #27 anime portrait
Style #28 cinematographic style
Style #29 typography art
Day 12
Style #30 one-line drawing
Style #31 polaroid photo
Style #32 tattoo art
The SmugMug Gallery of the above images is HERE, and the link below will play a slideshow of the images.
Slideshow of The Twelve Days of MidJourney Christmas Styles – Day 7 Gallery — 11 images
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