Thanks for this great article. I use several AI art apps for my own creative pursuits. As an ESL teacher, I recently found Midjourney helpful when I needed to help pre-beginner students understand the difference between TO BE and TO HAVE. After googling futilely for illustrative images, I was able to whip up a humourous picture of a person holding a pencil and another of an anthropomorphic pencil, and a similar pair of examples using a daisy. AI to the rescue!
Haha, that's a great example of using Midjourney to get the precise images you needed! I've done the same, although I feel I've wasted more time with playing with Midjourney than it's save me. Thanks for sharing!
thx for the article. how could lecturers at college/ university use image generators ?
Hi Thomas, there are two free ones you could use: Bluewillow.ai and Leonardo.ai - you should be able to use both for free!
Thanks for this great article. I use several AI art apps for my own creative pursuits. As an ESL teacher, I recently found Midjourney helpful when I needed to help pre-beginner students understand the difference between TO BE and TO HAVE. After googling futilely for illustrative images, I was able to whip up a humourous picture of a person holding a pencil and another of an anthropomorphic pencil, and a similar pair of examples using a daisy. AI to the rescue!
Haha, that's a great example of using Midjourney to get the precise images you needed! I've done the same, although I feel I've wasted more time with playing with Midjourney than it's save me. Thanks for sharing!