working on some holiday cards

just kidding, playing with midjourney

the prompt I got from popular image on midjourney

a 1970's grotesque family thanksgiving dinner party with scary looking food. Uncanny valley, 1970s, hyperrealistic, cinematic, photorealistic, hammer horror style.

which is super funny because midjourney really likes to make a monster guest

sometimes it gets weird food

this is really cool and I would love to make actual holiday cards from this. I just could never get midjourney to work because of some bs about being overloaded with users

these are amazing

Dakota Revolver : I can upscale them and send them to you, no problem. they are just something I was messing with in midjourney. They have ongoing issues with new users, and ongoing issues with paid users too. Tho at the first they kept exceeding discord limits and I think that they finally have that under control

OhCecilia : aren't they so weird?

No that’s alright I may try to get back to mj and see if I could do some Christmas biblically accurate ones

I did some 80s ones too

can you do one for me because now they are saying you have to be a subscriber to use it and I am more than annoyed

biblically accurate angel, christmas, eyes, holidays, heaven, in the style of man ray

I want a copy of that first 80s one

I gave the same prompt to DALL-E, but it rejected. Tried again removing 'grotesque':

DALL-E doesn't seem to understand that the FOOD should be scary, not the people lol

Midjourney is of course better at faces and clear details, but I do like that dall-e didn't return only white people

this is the image I got to start with because I broke down from curiosity.

some man ray inspired angels for my christmas cards and for my apartment

tormentedcorpse : oh these are delightfully weird too!

Dakota Revolver : i tweaked this prompt a bit but these are some of what midjourney gave me

you got so much better angels though I still love my gals

Dakota Revolver : the main change I made was to describe biblically accurate angels (tho midjourney still didn't get that incredibly right), but that is the change I made to the prompt