I just found a way to create both colored and uncolored versions of the SAME image in Midjourney.
This is perfect for making coloring books.
Here's how:
This is perfect for making coloring books.
Here's how:
First use this prompt:
On the left, a black and white simple children's coloring book illustration featuring a [X] with no shading, with a white background. On the right, the same illustration with color. --ar 2:1 --style raw --sref [see image below] --stylize 250 --v 6
On the left, a black and white simple children's coloring book illustration featuring a [X] with no shading, with a white background. On the right, the same illustration with color. --ar 2:1 --style raw --sref [see image below] --stylize 250 --v 6
Next, use this image as a style reference.
It makes the prompt much more consistent.
It makes the prompt much more consistent.
And that's it!
Change the "X" in the prompt above to whatever subject you like.
Here's a "boy riding a bicycle".
You don't have to change the reference image for each generation. Just use the same one.
Change the "X" in the prompt above to whatever subject you like.
Here's a "boy riding a bicycle".
You don't have to change the reference image for each generation. Just use the same one.
An extra benefit of using the same image as the style reference:
The style of all your coloring pages will be consistent.
This is important to make your own coloring books.
To see how, check out my guide:
The style of all your coloring pages will be consistent.
This is important to make your own coloring books.
To see how, check out my guide:
https://twitter.com/chaseleantj/status/1687075384284860416
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