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Okay, so it's been a minute since I've uploaded my commissions, but going to try to remember to do so this week. This was was tricky. I had to do an android with a human face and it wasn't as easy as I'd hoped. For starters, this was ordered via Fiverr through my AI portrait service. I needed to find away to merge a supplied image of a face (that was clearly already AI generated) with that of said android. But here's the thing: Midjourney had no idea how to interpret any of the prompts I sent in. So, it boiled down to Photoshop being my key to unlocking the potential of the project. I spent hours browsing the internet for the right android image, then I Photoshopped the originally supplied face to the android image. It looked atrocious, but Midjourney now had something to go off of. I had a way to make it understand. The base image finally generated! From there, I went in and Photoshopped the eyes from the supplied image over the eyes of the generated piece. Finally, I spent about half an hour regenerating the image and pulling sections of the wiring and mechanics from dozens of different machines from Midjourney into Photoshop. For the background, It was a basic Midjourney prompt (something like "golden office" or whatever). I booted up Canva, added the background, then the android, using the background removal tool on the latter to...remove the character's background. Definitely more than it was worth in terms of time spent engineering this piece, BUT, I got it done and the client was actually very thrilled.

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Okay, so it's been a minute since I've uploaded my commissions, but going to try to remember to do so this week. This was was tricky. I had to do an android with a human face and it wasn't as easy as I'd hoped. For starters, this was ordered via Fiverr through my AI portrait service. I needed to find away to merge a supplied image of a face (that was clearly already AI generated) with that of said android. But here's the thing: Midjourney had no idea how to interpret any of the prompts I sent in. So, it boiled down to Photoshop being my key to unlocking the potential of the project. I spent hours browsing the internet for the right android image, then I Photoshopped the originally supplied face to the android image. It looked atrocious, but Midjourney now had something to go off of. I had a way to make it understand. The base image finally generated! From there, I went in and Photoshopped the eyes from the supplied image over the eyes of the generated piece. Finally, I spent about half an hour regenerating the image and pulling sections of the wiring and mechanics from dozens of different machines from Midjourney into Photoshop. For the background, It was a basic Midjourney prompt (something like "golden office" or whatever). I booted up Canva, added the background, then the android, using the background removal tool on the latter to...remove the character's background. Definitely more than it was worth in terms of time spent engineering this piece, BUT, I got it done and the client was actually very thrilled.