MIDJOURNEY - How To Create a Complete Graphic Novel in ONE Day

[@lamaldiciondeldibujo426]

This is not sequential art (comic), it's just a succession of illustrations without graphic continuity.

[@octosalias5785]

Every Midjourney comic is some nameless protagonist wandering around describing things we dont SEE (visual medium) with no consistent tone.

[@philftw]

It's like my brain in book form, maybe that's why I dig it... 🧠😵‍💫

[@octosalias5785]

@@philftw Ah im not trying to kill your buzz. Im sure there will be improvements to help AI sequential art, especially because its gained so much interest

[@gabrielWachong]

Its basically good looking trash

[@philftw]

@@gabrielWachong That was my nickname in high school.

[@Monkeysauce24]

There's just no soul in it ​@@philftw

[@llothar68]

Wow, this is almost as fast as Disney writing a screenplay for their 250 million remake Flopbusters

[@RM_VFX]

I don't think everyone is obsolete. What always happens with time saving tools is the studios expect you to do more. We're not yet to the point where an exec pushes a button and a GOOD comic/movie comes out the other side.

[@edalv1945]

Just matter of time

[@RM_VFX]

Well the tools are here, and won't be going away. Most artists can probably extend their relevancy by leveraging AI to turn themselves into a full art department, using their own abilities to customize the work in ways non artists can't. If you've ever had thoughts of doing your own thing but could never afford to take it big, now is the time.

[@vanbu7365]

Which is exactly the main problem. I still don't get why are we so interested in saving time. Investing time in your work is precisely the most important thing in art, the outcome always comes second place.

[@Minecraftzocker135]

But that's exactly what could bring artists in trouble. The studios expect the artists to do more even on an individual level, which makes any artist not full embracing and relying on AI economically unviable.

[@ithurtsbecauseitstrue]

ai is crap. its a sex robot. it is not the real thing and its embarrassingly pathetic when one choses to use it.

[@angosalvo5734]

Many are saying that creatively couldn't be replaced,but people willing to pay money for some concepts will stop doing so when they see what ai can do. I am sure many in the advertising world will find a use of it during what they call brain storming. This world of advertising is full of corrupt and unskilled people , and this tool will help them bypass many artists just for the sake to put the money in their pockets instead of paying artists.

[@SmallSpoonBrigade]

We're nowhere near the point where that's an issue. We may eventually get there, but only for things where the amount of creativity is limited. You'll never see AI being the equivalent of David Lynch or Salvador Dalí. Even if I'm wrong about this, you're still talking many decades before it's even plausible.

[@SmallSpoonBrigade]

@@buttsbrown2442 Yes, this is far more likely. I'd expect to see animation switching to a model where a human is doing the layout artwork, and the final touch ups, but the computer is doing the drawing in between those points and adding in between frames and less important details. If anything, this would lead to increased creativity as it is enormously expensive to create full animation, even if you're employing people in places like Vietnam where the cost of living is practically nothing compared with the US. Also, computers have been used for colorizing old TV and movies for decades. It wasn't particularly sophisticated, but much of what Turner was colorizing was done via computer. And that was decades ago at this point. The results weren't great, but they probably weren't much worse than what could be achieved by hand. I know because I've seen hand colored black and white pictures, and they look the same. By contrast, if you pick up a more recently colorized film, like the colorized version of It's a Wonderful Life, the color is so much more realistic, and I'd wager they'll get even better at that in coming years.

[@orztirr1417]

@@buttsbrown2442 Already is, seen it myself.

[@Pneumanon]

@@buttsbrown2442 Concept art and illustration aren't what I would call 'grunt level' art jobs.

[@Pneumanon]

@@buttsbrown2442 Oh on that I agree with you 100%. That will definitely happen.

[@ArtwithAmarBrisco]

Thanks for putting this in one video. I was talking about this once I saw this technology and I immediately saw the potential. I also shared for video on various art and comic book discord. With varied opinion. But as one who have seen the industry for art, comics, animation and visual communications over 4 decades. I think as artists and writers we must be open to all tools that will aid us in out journey to get out stories out to the public. What we don't get back is time so I welcome all the tech that can aid me in my journey **Pun intended*.

[@Cowboytoycollector]

Thanks man I'm a 46 year old digital artist and you just set my path on fire I've used programs for years published 47 books the hard way you just gave me my creativity back what you're doing and the simplicity is ingenious screw the negative people you are ahead of your time thanks so much for giving me my drive and passion for art back hope to see more of your work and find a way to send you something when I've completed one

[@user-bl4le4pv5j]

That’s barely a visual novel though. More like a collage of random images.

[@brianlewis6229]

That would work for me if I'm trying to make a graphic novel prototype of my script

[@foxmcfly9246]

TL;DR of all comments here: 1. You can't replace hand made human artwork. 2. True, but we artists who barely survive on custom art commissions are almost absolutely f***ed.

[@SmallSpoonBrigade]

I did one of these 24 hour comics years back and it was pretty dire. But, some of the framers were pretty respectable, even if the whole thing was a bit of a mind screw. It's definitely a good way to start out if you haven't done one before as it completely removes the inner critic as you race to just get something done and can blame the rushedness if there are quality issues.

[@tjraminiCOYS]

Wow. This was remarkable. Hats off to you, mate for not only creating an original manuscript so swiftly but also for articulating every step with precision, care and humility. And I concur: AI has not and will never (imo) entirely replace humans and our art but utilized in the right way, it can be an extremely useful tool to help us with our endeavors. Well played, sir 👏🏼

[@ChadGardenSinLA]

So glad this was my first video on this subject. I've been wanting to get the stories of my novels out of my head & notes and into a book. What a great way to start off!

[@mbanini6848]

"with great power comes great responisbility", and here is my Like, like boss. Next time I'll be promting out in the channel, ' 6x9 graphic novel of a sad suffering dog, each frame like a surrealist painting, add black ink to edges, add 80's printer noise bakcground layer, glossy finish to cover" . yay!

[@gabrielWachong]

Straight up plagiarism if you ask me

[@gabrielWachong]

@Seth Baker bad is the level of plagiasrism that is going on

[@theroverart]

this video is for lazy people only, and as an artist myself, I loved it haha thank you!

[@chrislane6474]

I do find the robotic generic electronic background music is kinda a perfect match for a “creative” endeavor like this.

[@charcoalangel7536]

As an artist who studied art for years and once had dreams of making comics I'm going to go promptly yeet myself off of the nearest cliff in the hopes of ending up in a universe where those skills are actually worth something.

[@gonzalo5162]

bro, that comic looks like shit wth

[@charcoalangel7536]

@@gonzalo5162 I know but to some people (like the guy making this video, seriously his KZbin bio says he makes "ugly art") it won't matter. Just the fact that someone can make a comic faster with ai is what matters.

[@kimculetto]

dont, AI cant be creative but you can.

[@17th_Colossus]

After using midway for a bit, i honestly believe art will just turn into a performace art. Think of strong men who carry huge weights while machines can do that with ease. But eventually ya, i might be right there with you on that cliff...

[@Pneumanon]

@@17th_Colossus very, very, very small number of people making a living as carnival strong men...

[@TeaCius1]

Ha! I thought I was the first one to think of this!😆 Can’t wait to see what you did😎

[@robertstephen6130]

Thanks for taking the time and creating this very informative video. Good job!

[@skyradtvcomics4981]

I write and illustrate my own Comic Books and Graphic Novels and rely a great deal on Digital Art. Mostly I use programs like Photoshop because they really reduce the time factor, but using Midjourney is in no way a threat to graphic Artists or illustrators and the original content we create. Truth be told we should explore these software avenues to see what we can develop from it or use to enhance the original work that we have in mind. Don't limit yourself people. P.S. Excellent video! You're a very clever man, Phil.

[@philftw]

A measured and well written comment on a youtube video?! Get out of here before you infect the rest of the internet with your thoughtful and polite ways! I only want "YOU ARE TRASH AND THE CAUSE OF GLOBAL WARMING AND EVEN DOLPHINS HATE YOU!" in my comment section. (for real though, there's going to be value in AI for comic creators that are willing to explore it. Even just in rendering background scenery where the environment is only there to frame the foreground action could really help take some of the tedious work off artist's plates. Thanks for sharing your thoughts, sorry I'm 6 months late in responding!)

[@skyradtvcomics4981]

@@philftw LOL! Better late then never, Pal.

[@ronaldbell7429]

So you don’t do the art *or* the writing? When people ask what you do for a living, what do you - never mind.

[@kiillabytez]

Man, I've been trying to create my book using Photoshop templates and pulling my hair out in the process. Comic Life is SOOOOO much easier! BTW, I convert my own short stories into Scrivener to create my scripts. Doing it this way really keeps your story into perspective and allows you to visualize the layout and flow of the story even before you commit to creating images for it. Again, thanks for the video!

[@jrr7031]

Thanks for this. I have an idea of comic adaptation of a short lived program i want to do. Didnt have much success with that online asking someone to do it

[@onlyfriendyeah]

super helpful intro to the layout software and general steps for speed + well produced vid instant subscribe

[@hasan7786]

Amazing video. Thank you. Gives me ideas on how to move forward with the tech beyond just generating images.

[@kinnaa1234]

Before my recent exposure to MJ, I had no clue; rather, I was scared to think of graphic novels. You gave me wings. Tx

[@yangtze2000]

Really appreciate this instructional, and your no-nonsense (but no less engaging) delivery.

[@tomm57890]

This is EXACTLY what I was looking for, thank you so much! I have this story I keep working on but keep getting stuck, the Inferkit will help with that, then I've made hundreds of cool images with Midjourney but not really sure what to do with them. Now I have so many ideas, thanks for this!

[@xevios.9336]

Just learn to draw, it’ll be more rewarding and it doesn’t require electricity

[@xevios.9336]

Or plagiarism

[@osnessenso8324]

That was the most impressive video on AI I’ve watched for quite a while. I like what u do & how u think about it :)

[@MarcoLopez-sl5qz]

Next up, a tutorial of how to make an AI to cosume media for you. So you can spend your time thinking on how an AI could simplify the current task you are working on.

[@dinosaurseatskittles]

So generous to share this information. Great and informative video. Also, side note, you just seem like a great human. Have a great day!!

[@askersatz]

Thank you! You inspire. I had to say that because I've consumed many YT presentations, and most of the time end up thinking "great job!" and then go back to whatever I was doing. I watched this and ended up feeling "Man, I want to go out right now and try this!!" Thanks for that enthusiasm

[@lewisone]

Wow. After 30 years in animation and comics... I am working way too hard. AI is taking over the world and making me obsolete. lol. Good times. Great video.

[@James-rm7sr]

The issue I have with most AI made art is it lacks soul. You see an image which took no thought or real imagination. It would be like walking into an art museum and looking at a painting thinking about what the artists had thought or what is the meaning behind it. Where an AI it doesn't have that. No real soul, but that being said it could help massively for say one person to make a comic a lot faster.

[@123leehodson]

Just use it as a tool.. use your creative imagination and experience to prompt the AI to give you something to work with..

[@Shlyapik1]

The world is cruel and it doesn't care

[@jimconner3983]

im tired of the world now. why try anymore. .

[@Shlyapik1]

@@jimconner3983 To be the best for yourself. To be happy. It is a terrible mistake to chase material things, fame and recognition from other people. You will never be happy with that. But if you're happy within yourself, you won't notice how you get everything.

[@mornepatterson218]

Wow this is amazing. Thanks for the informative video. Lets go!

[@MrRich777]

Great video! You inspired me to do my own comic book, and mine turned out amazing! Thanks so much! 😊

[@mygad]

That was pretty awesome. I don't know what I was expecting when I clicked on this, I'm clicking on all midjourney content and wow, this doesn't make me think I'm going to become a super great and successful graphic novel 'artist' but it looks like I can have some fun, engage my creative brain without too much stress and make use of some of the midjourney pictures I've been madly creating. Creativity with some direction! That's a win win. And if we make that crazy 'graphic artist' who tried to badmouth and shame that one person who did create a comic with their midjourney work even madder, all the better! Cool beans.

[@DorianGeist]

Saw your post on midjourney, thanks for making this!

[@pedroantunes896]

I'm 30 years old now. I'm very impressed with Midjourney, I subscribed the $30 plan, and I finally got able to work on making comics of screenplays which I wrote in 2006 and could never produce a comic or record a movie about that until now. I'm also working on bringing to life even characters that I idealized in 1998 when I was a kid. Midjourney practically changed my life.

[@Jandrø-8]

im glad many of us can finally manifest our creativity

[@beautyofthetribe520]

Same

[@m0thdm]

YES!

[@BandoDNC]

This comment may have singlehandedly decided this for me. I felt something deep in me when you said the part about how you had them since a kid

[@edalv1945]

Yes it also changed my life now I have no work thanks to midjourney

[@Artiststan]

Great video, I did not know about Inferkit and Comic Life and I'll be exploring those!

[@bloodstreamcity]

I've published two comics so far using MidJourney, Lungflower and The Eldridge. I generate images in MidJourney and then tweak and assemble them in Photoshop. The technology still has a long way to go, and it's a challenge, but it's very possible to do.

[@ZEFFENWULF]

Even better now

[@ajstudios9210]

Smh. Cheater.

[@bloodstreamcity]

@@ajstudios9210 🤣

[@curtisjohnson9570]

Where can I find the comic at ?

[@valkopuhelin2581]

What kind of tools would make this easier for you?

[@flickwtchr]

Excellent video, thanks for the great content and your delivery style.

[@renomtv]

I just asked dor brothers about this possibility and ... character design persistence is being worked on as we speak

[@ITR]

I think the "Generate lots of text approach and delete lines" creates a bit too incoherent story. I think rewriting them slightly or adding some custom lines for consistency might make them a bit more interesting.

[@philftw]

For sure, absolutely agree. As they say, your mileage may very. I've treated it more like an experiment with some arbitrary rules (like no changing lines and no photoshop) so I can track the AI's progress but to your point, the output is a mixed bag of really great stuff and some non sequitur nonsense.

[@richardreid2501]

Fantastic! I am going to watch this over and over and get this down.

[@NathanWind99]

This is amazing information, thank you for sharing. I love the EC influence!

[@wolfiezdreamscape]

First of all refreshing to see a tutorial that is actually helpful. Is there any way for me to incorporate my original character into Midjourney so I can generate scenes through it's program?

[@kernsanders3973]

not mid journey no, but with Stable Diffusion you can get it to learn your art and character. Go lookup Aitrepreneur on youtube. He has tutorials on to do just that, as well various other tutorials on different free AI image generators around. Also how to setup a local version if you want to run the stuff locally. Although it does require a bit of resources. But in my case it runs much faster and not dependent on being online.

[@moonpost]

yeah, the image-to-image function lets it start from an existing source and refine/iterate from there and you can do it multiple times of course with each result refining it further

[@yeahnigga1984]

@@moonpost how do you do that?

[@kasperrzuelow]

Thx for this video Phil. You have really opened a new world for me :)

[@vortexvibes5944]

That looks way more amazing than I would have expected!!

[@afccpmongolia5207]

Incredibly knowledgeable and we'll-spoken teacher. Nice tutorials comfortableness with the subject makes starting soft real exciting!!

[@kcsandidge6600]

Amazing content. You earned a new subscriber! I have been using Midjourney for a while now and this was one of the coolest uses I have seen. I’ve published two photography books using blurb and soon to be a third AI art book thanks to you and this tutorial. Again, great content and video!

[@Hyper5nic]

Enjoyed ths video walk-through of your process for creating a graphic novel, very much! It certainly sparked some ideas with me. Having a consistent art style and matching colours will also be a challenge.

[@Laoren69]

Been highly critical of this discourse. But as I have a comic I have beennworking on for 10 years, this seems like a tool that I can use my original art with to finish lettering and layout easily as I am a troglodyte with tech. This may assist artists who have original work to assist them to complete things

[@xevios.9336]

You are literally teaching people how to plagiarize

[@MichaelDeNicola]

incredible breakdown! I really want to give it a try

[@chriskilbane]

love this frame for exploration, really interesting, thanks for sharing

[@iamvulgar8188]

Very interesting video, I enjoyed. Sidenote, you look like Dr. Cox.

[@darronslagle6245]

Absolutely incredible. Fantastic video.

[@lucyclyde4998]

Thankyou for sharing, great inspiration and helpful tips, greatly appreciated.

[@reilandcash511]

Absolutely fantastic! I really learnt a ton out of this video. Quick question, where would you recommend getting the final book printed?

[@iamvulgar8188]

That's the last thing he addresses in the video when he pulls out the physical copy.

[@amandabastian2722]

Hi! Super fun to watch. Miss ya in the halls.

[@philftw]

Miss you too! Don't be a stranger, we should catch up soon.

[@naturallydope247]

I can relate to your ADHD. I use Privacy for the free trials. It helps but the subscriptions drive me crazy mostly.

[@VaibhavShewale]

damn, tf it looks so damn good and amazing

[@goonie79]

Great video. I'm just wondering if there's a way to maintain consistent characters for the comic in MidJourney? It seems that is the one thing that's missing in creating these visual books is the ability to maintain the characters same look on each page.

[@tomasusan]

There are some tutorial videos on that, though not perfect. In general you can use the --seed option in addition to linking a photo to use as a guide. Using the name of a famous person and "lookalike" helps too.

[@brunofrank3798]

Yes, there a are a lot of them... It's called learn how to draw, there are millions of tutorial to search for in youtube

[@magemia]

@@brunofrank3798 Go back to 1650 boomer

[@brunofrank3798]

@@magemia why??

[@magemia]

@@brunofrank3798 there you can find a lot of painters with boomer techniques 🙂

[@AIGMateYT]

That's that's Incredible.

[@crispyrobot77]

Basil Wolverton was an amazing creator. If anyone has not heard of this wonderful artist then Google his name. He's one of a kind and was an asset to Mad Magazine.

[@goth_ross]

Thank you for doing that. Someone had to.

[@Candy_McK]

That's why he can use his own style to generate pictures. The AI knows him. Most people can't do that.

[@goth_ross]

@@Candy_McK when you say "his own style". are you referring to basil wolverton or to Phil?

[@Candy_McK]

@@goth_ross Basil Wolverton. The AI is trained on pictures of famous artists. Add their name to a prompt and you'll get a picture imitating their style. If you want your own style - and you're not famous - you have to train the AI on your own pictures. You can't do this with Midjourney - you could do this with Stable Diffusion, it's open source and you can run it on your own PC, but that would be a horrible amount of work.

[@goth_ross]

@@Candy_McK Right. you can understand my confusion at your other comment because basil wolverton has been dead for a long time. .

[@Oh_W0W]

This is awesome! Very inspirational.

[@Pink_Mommy]

this was very informative, thank you!

[@ssanumy]

Great video Phil, superb. You got a new subscriber. *thumbs up*

[@jeandepaname8251]

Really interesting video. Bravo

[@divine__music11]

Hi, great video. I'm trying to follow up with your video. I've downloaded Affinity Designer and I bought the Comic Life 3 software. I have a few questions though. I want to turn my novel into a graphic novel. So, the main questions that I have are, if I want to publish my graphic novel in hardcover and Kindle to publish on amazon kdp, what dimensions should I have the artwork already at to begin with?

[@MindBenderEnt1]

Great video! Thank you so much for this.

[@rayr1950]

Inconsistent "art" with incoherent "writing", slapped together in a collage. A keyword search does not a comic make. Hardworking artists and writers that can actually tell a story struggle to get by while dreaming of creating something special. Meanwhile... talentless hacks dog barf garbage like this, dragging the industry down with it. I see a use for AI. Creating images of a world for reference, helping come up with something you may not otherwise think of, but come on, this is basically googling images, but not getting in trouble for using them in a "product".

[@philftw]

Not cool. I know a couple really swell dog barfs, don't go dragging them down to my level. That's just rude.

[@pogoananda]

This is great. Thank you, man.

[@subhajitmoyra6275]

Thank you so much for all these tutorials bro. So much valuable knowledge

[@gamedizzy]

Very insightful!! Thank you for this very informative tutorial!

[@philftw]

Now I just need to figure out how to get MJ to generate voxel assets and I'll be set!

[@washburnlane]

Outstanding presentation, thank you!!

[@Eyeolair]

Imagine Andy Warhol finding this during his lifetime. That would be crazy cool! Ive got adhd too and can feel how this could help my creativity! I need to get thing done fast or my interest is out the window.

[@YarivGilad]

Awesome video! How do you maintain character consistency when generating characters in mid-journey?

[@spaceghost10010]

That's what i was curious about

[@Someone-wr4ms]

This is absolutely brilliant!!! I personally used dall-e or artbreeder whenever I need a temporary illustration for a background, or whenever I'm working with a client that is having a really hard time explaining what exactly he wants... But making an entire comic?... That's just taking it to the next level...

[@shyamarama]

This was incredible, thanks! I like how you took us through the entire process in such detail. Would love to see how you upload to Amazon/Kindle. Subscribed!

[@huemanzu]

yes please we need that othr part

[@pushingpandas6479]

so complicated to use dicord for that... Is there a native app planned for midjourney?

[@Pneumanon]

How to make yourself completely redundant while churning out mindless drivel in ONE day. Truly inspiring stuff.

[@TheDeerPrince]

Finally. A reasonable comment.

[@NabeelTirmazi]

Superb thanks for sharing you creative process

[@ckowalski1029]

Thanks for this! Could we also create the Cover page in Comic Life 3?

[@VonSolo5]

Awesome video! Interesting work. Love it. Even though I draw by hand these are all cool techniques to use in tandem with my drawings, plus I never heard of that app Comic Life, until seeing this tutorial it’s amazing. You rock! Thank you so much 🙌🙌🙌

[@kitschremsky7220]

Phil, this was so awesome! First run took me about 48 hours and boy am I stoked. Great job and awesome video man. Only took 15 years for me to get on Kindle. My graphic novel, NEONSOMNIA comes out soon!

[@ThatGuyNorm]

I'm a screenwriter and I have an Action/Adventure screenplay that scored really well in testing and placed in some competitions. Problem is it would be too 80's and expensive to make. I really want to turn it into a grahic novel.

[@jeanclod8810]

Awesome work super helpful. Thanks for sharing 💪✌️

[@loopdsgn]

Mind blown. I’m literally shocked by the stylistic consistency of the imagery. Tx for sharing.

[@philftw]

Wait till you see what I'm dropping tomorrow.... 👀

[@ssanumy]

@@philftw Waiting...

[@QuranPerry-cz3ks]

Dig the stace dude

[@sajanraghavan]

Amazing. Thank you

[@divine__music11]

Hey dude great video! I'm actually publishing a poetry book with illustrations done on midjourney. I also picked up the Comic Life 3 software for Mac. Are all the vertical templates on Comic Life 3 6 :9? I want to publish my book as a paperback on Amazon and the dimensions are 6:9. I 'm using comic life 3 to simply import my artwork in and then I plan on laying over my poetry on the artwork. Are the blurbs the only way to add text? I'm looking for a simple copy/ paste my poetry from word to the artwork.

[@largeroomnolight]

Phenomenal!!!! 👏🏾 So exciting and inspiring to see. I did the 24-hour comic book challenge many years ago and was only able to finalize 2 hand drawn pages before I crashed and burned from lack of sleep. But I did manage to complete the storyboard and story. I gave up on the project because my skill level as an illustrator was non existent. 🤣🤣 But this makes me want to revisit the story. Thank you so much for sharing this. ♥️♥️♥️

[@reese6938]

Sir, you can’t justify using a program and AI to steal other artist’s work and create something that you didn’t even really come up with. That’s ridiculous. You’re mad cause it’s true. Why don’t you take the time to learn how to actually create and draw comics? I’m 28 and make my own comics and do studies. AI generated art is soulless af. And the fact you don’t see an issue in using someone else’s art to make a profit is very telling. The cognitive dissonance is real.

[@all.day.day-dreamer]

Don't be an idiot. Did you know that being an artists means studying other artists work and then incorporating elements of this artist's work, through study and practice, into their own art style? Sorry, but Leonardo or Michelangelo didn't invent art all on their own out of thin air, no, they learned from others. It's been that way for 1,000's of years. All the masters did this and in many cases, it's on record that one artist or another studied under other artists. Computers do the same thing, they study other artists works and generate a style of art that the computer has calculated based on prompt input. It's absolutely not stealing. I'm an artist, retired. I worked for Hallmark for 27 years. Furthermore, I generate art daily, and all of it is original art. In fact, I am a part of many art based communities where A.I. art is shared daily and very rarely does anyone complain that these A.I. generated images can be attributed to others. Stop parroting others. A.I. art is not going anywhere.

[@writerlass5924]

Fantastic! Love your creativity😍✨ - I need to have a go at Midjourney to generate images for my kids stories. Which subscription level do you recommend for doing this? - I guess you need to be able to create loads of images before you get the right ones for a story!🤷‍♀️

[@AlexColvinLovesPizza]

I started off on the $10 basic and burned through all my credits the first day. I use the $30 a month tier now and try to do as much as I can in /relax mode. It's scary how addicting it can feel when you find a prompt that is giving you outputs you really love. Most people I've talked to move to the $30 tier in the first week if they are using it for a big project.

[@davidpaxton6402]

Check out Stable Diffusion. Very high quality art too. And you can do it totally free as it's Open Source. I've created close to 10,000 images with SD in the last week or so. MJ is fantastic too and in many cases more "artistic" than SD. I love the style of art in the comic book of this video. But being on a tight budget and the US $ higher than the Aussie $ I'm focusing on SD for now.

[@writerlass5924]

@@AlexColvinLovesPizza how do I get into relax mode - haven’t worked that out yet!!😆

[@ryanhuber1491]

@@davidpaxton6402 I was trying stable diffusion last week and it said I was over the trial and needed credits. Has it changed?

[@scottneith1]

Phil great video! Wondering if you ever had this problem where you started your project on a script in the comic life app. Am I able to transfer it over to the comic portion?

[@scottneith1]

Nevermind found out what to do. I'm just now figuring out how to size the right pages. This is such an awesome technology. Definitely opening so much new doors for artist and gives people that don't have much time to express their selves

[@gridcoregilry666]

Great channel ❤️ Thx for the tutorial

[@anapacheco5569]

I've been watcNice tutorialng tNice tutorials and you inspired to try to make soft so I thank you

[@CreativeTakeover-f4i]

This is interesting. Im gonna try it with a five page story And see how it goes

[@gabrielsweeney21]

I used this process to make a PDF for a game, so thanks! After my friends and I beta test it, then where could I post it to be sold? Any ideas? Thanks again for all the help through this video!

[@stephancam91]

Brilliant tutorial - thanks so much for sharing your workflow. As an artist I've really embraced AI - it's just another tool that either helps fulfil my expression or provide inspiration for pieces I might want to create using more traditional methods. I really hope both Midjourney and Stable Diffusion start providing us tool that will allow better continuity between images - kind of the Holy Grail for AI Graphic Novels. Would be awesome if we could train AI based on AI created images. Textual-inversion is a good starting point and would be great to see this feature on Midjourney!

[@thehungrydotart]

This is a freaking amazing tutorial, I love this idea so much, thanks for the inspiration.