Flying Sail Ships. I never really grow tired of these.
by Midjourney v6
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Flying Sail Ships. I never really grow tired of these.
by Midjourney v6
Yes yes, I like flying whales... The top one was a friendly whale that was going to be floating around in the background, while the darker whale was a foe that would attack. This was one of the last monsters I worked on before the SkyCraft project got canned, and thus they didn’t even make it to the animation phase.
MJ doesn't quite do what I want for skycraft. I want horizontal and dorsal masts with sails as well as the standard top-deck sails. MJ doesn't understand that because it has no reference to that.
Despite that, I do get some decent pictures for flying sailed vessels.
by Midjourney v6.
Titanships, that is great aerial titancraft airships from the World of Asdar, at one of the several great cities of that world
by Midjourney v5
These magical flying gliders were created without the use of the blend function. These are the ones I liked the most. by Midjourney
Midjourney Images. Various flying vessels designed for illustrations for the World of Asdar. On Asdar, these are called skycraft, and some specifically, 'titanships,' because they use ancient 'titancraft' for levitation and thrust.
These are 'skycraft.' I can't quite get Midjourney to make what I have imagined, but they are pleasing nonetheless. The World of Asdar has many similar kinds of aerial craft. The first skycraft are believed to have been invented and built in the mountain valleys of the Jaggudorns. They were used, among other things, to hunt and herd the gontha, alpaca-like animals that can fly during the seasonal migrations of the late spring and early autumn. Midjourney v5