Master the Art of AI Creativity: Why the Right Prompts Matter in Midjourney (infoalltec.com)

MidJourney’s new prompt guide emphasizes that the real creative power lies in how you describe a scene, not in toggling settings. It frames prompts as a language — brief, structured commands that steer style, lighting, composition and mood — and argues that mastering this language turns MidJourney from a guessing machine into a reliable creative partner. The guide is practical for beginners and pros, showing how clear, balanced prompts transform vague outputs (e.g., “A mountain”) into targeted images (“Snow‑covered mountain under pink dawn light, cinematic realism, Nikon lens, –ar 16:9”) and encouraging iterative refinement, study of examples, and saving successful prompts. Technically, it recommends a compact formula — Subject + Medium + Style + Lighting + Mood + Parameters — and highlights key parameters: --ar (aspect ratio), --v (model version), --s (stylize), and --c (chaos). It covers weighting with :: to prioritize prompt parts (e.g., “portrait::2 background::0.5”), warns against contradictory or overstuffed prompts, and suggests swapping vague adjectives for visual terms (cinematic, volumetric, rim‑lighted). The guide’s cheat sheet of lighting, style, camera and composition words, plus links to MidJourney docs and design resources, make it a hands‑on roadmap for anyone wanting predictable, higher‑quality AI imagery.