Midjourney Viewer ART STYLES: Volume 8

The speaker discusses a variety of user-submitted styles and mid-journey styles, demonstrating how they can be added to prompts for unique artistic effects. Examples include bodybuilder and character depictions in Chinese scroll painting style, futuristic cars, and abstract representations. The commentary appreciates the different styles' visual impacts, such as ink bleeding and the abstract arrangement of facial features. The mention of Shen Style, possibly referring to a specific artistic influence, is noted, along with the introduction of Wolverine's altered claws and the Terminator's gold tint and floral sunglasses effect. The speaker also expresses excitement about sharing these styles and requests for future style explorations in 3D bust statue forms.

This section delves into the exploration of space-core and iridescent watercolor styles, highlighting their application in various character depictions. The speaker describes the unique effects these styles bring, such as the painted feel in the space setting for Wolverine, the space background on the woman's face, and the futuristic car that appears to have a space element. The commentary also touches on the consistency of the iridescent watercolor effect across different images, including characters like Pikachu and the Terminator, and how it adds a distinct visual flair to each. The speaker also notes the attempt to bring more Western animation styles into the mix, as per user requests.

The speaker presents a nostalgic journey through vintage cartoon and animation styles, reminiscent of 1980s and older TV shows. The paragraph covers styles inspired by old school cartoons, such as Filmation, Looney Tunes, and Disney's rubber hose animation. Characters like Wolverine, the Incredible Hulk, and Darth Vader are depicted in these classic styles, with attention to detail in the art's proportions and line work. The commentary appreciates the simplicity and the 'blurry' effect that comes with older animation techniques, as well as the creative adaptations of modern characters into these vintage styles.

This paragraph explores the concept of age and decay in artistic depictions, with characters and objects appearing old and decrepit. The speaker describes how characters like Wolverine and the Incredible Hulk are portrayed with signs of aging, while Darth Vader and the Terminator are shown as falling apart. The futuristic car is imagined as if it has been abandoned for centuries. The commentary reflects on the effectiveness of these styles in conveying a sense of time passage and the artistic challenge of making such decay visually appealing.

The speaker discusses the creation of black and white vector and tattoo-style designs, suitable for t-shirt prints and body art. The paragraph covers the process of simplifying complex images into vector-friendly designs, with examples including Wolverine, the Incredible Hulk, and Darth Vader. The commentary touches on the challenge of vectorizing certain images while maintaining their artistic integrity. It also explores the realm of tattoo-style artwork, with designs ranging from Japanese-inspired pieces to minimalist black work, suggesting the potential for these styles in custom body art.

The final paragraph focuses on Japanese tattoo and art styles, showcasing how characters and objects can be transformed into potential tattoo designs. The speaker describes the intricate and detailed work that goes into creating tattoo-style images, with examples like Wolverine with a Japanese background and Pikachu framed in a manner that suggests a legitimate Japanese tattoo. The commentary reflects on the unique visual effects these styles produce and the potential for them to be appreciated as body art, inviting viewers to share their creations and requests.