How to Specify Emotions for Ultra-Realistic Human Images in Midjourney: A Step-by-Step Guide
Do you want to give your AI images a more realistic look? Are there times that you want your characters to show expressions on their faces? Look no further! Here in this one-stop guide, we’d like to start with the general idea, this is the general procedure of how to specify emotions for hyper-realism human images that involves Midjourney and Microsoft Copilot.
Step 1: Choose Your Emotion
First of all, you have to define which sentiment you would like to express in your image. You can choose from a range of emotions, including:
- Happiness
- Sadness
- Fear
- Anger
- Surprise
- Love
Step 2: Write Your Prompt
Now, after you have chosen your emotion, you should write your prompt. Your prompt should include the following details:
- A brief description of the scene or setting
- The character’s age, gender, and occupation (if relevant)
- The character’s facial expression and body language
- The emotion you want to convey
Here are some example prompts for each emotion:
Happiness:
Sadness:
Fear:
Anger:
Surprise:
Love:
Step 3: Use Microsoft Copilot to Generate Prompts
If you are finding it a bit difficult to fuse ideas into prompts, you can ask Microsoft Copilot to help create them for you. Just enter a line such as ‘Midjourney. Write prompts that detail particular feelings for the facial expressions’ and Copilot will come up with the prompts for you.
Step 4: Test Your Prompts in Midjourney
Once you have your prompts, then the next step is the implementation of these in Midjourney . Paste your prompt into the Mid Journey service and you will understand how the selection creates an image that reflects the chosen emotion.
Tips and Tricks
- To achieve the maximum performance, do not forget to mention the details of the character’s facial expression and positioning in your description of the circumstance.
- This is the belief that one should use an expression that creates the feeling you want people to have: positive for joy and happiness or melancholy for sadness and sorrow.
- Try and test the different prompts together with the emotions so that you can be able to choose the right one for your image.
Following these steps and tips you can very effectively draw ultra-realistic human images with emotions. Happy generating!
