Midjourney Fast Hours Midjourney After Dark—Organized Chaos & Wabi-Sabi
Mar 9, 2025
Drew and Rory dive into the chaos of crafting mood boards and explore the quirks of Midjourney's interface, humorously questioning its user-friendliness. They discuss the tension between order and creative spontaneity, often finding magic in happy accidents. Rediscovering the beauty of wabi-sabi, they reflect on imperfection as a catalyst for artistic growth. From frustrations with image ranking to the nostalgic charm of past versions, their conversation celebrates the unpredictable journey of digital creativity.
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Clarify Mood Board Goals
- Define your end goal clearly before creating mood boards to avoid confusion.
- Adjust the number of images in a mood board (15-25 is often ideal) to balance variability and coherence.
Mood Board Image Sensitivity
- Adding too many images to a mood board can cause inconsistent or poor results.
- Sometimes removing a few images improves overall quality significantly.
Organize with Folders
- Use folders in Midjourney to organize style references and SREF codes efficiently.
- Generate images directly within folders to better manage and access related content.