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Has anyone successfully managed to monetise their Midjourney output yet?

I’m looking to make shirts with designs/patterns focused on animals using AI (Midjourney), like dogs, cats, owls, birds, etc. Do you think having such a broad niche (since there are many types of animals, both aquatic and terrestrial) is a good idea, or is it something difficult? Is it better to choose a sub-niche, such as ‘birds’, or can I go for a broader niche?

I'm contemplating a MidJourney subscription to create images, especially since I'm skilled at using prompts. My plan is to open a Fiverr account to sell these images and fulfill requests from clients. I'm wondering whether it's essential to be proficient in editing software. Should I prioritize acquiring Photoshop and honing my skills through YouTube tutorials before beginning with MidJourney? What's your perspective on this approach?

I'm contemplating a MidJourney subscription to create images, especially since I'm skilled at using prompts. My plan is to open a Fiverr account to sell these images and fulfill requests from clients. I'm wondering whether it's essential to be proficient in editing software. Should I prioritize acquiring Photoshop and honing my skills through YouTube tutorials before beginning with MidJourney? What's your perspective on this approach?

I’m going to pick up Adobe Photoshop skills from YouTube, where there are numerous videos and comprehensive courses. I’m wondering about the best approach to remember what I learn. I know that revisiting and repeating lessons is crucial, but when should I do this? How do you personally ensure that you can apply your knowledge effectively when the need arises?

Do you know a really good Photoshop course on the internet? Do you think that YouTube is enough?

Do you know a really good Photoshop course on the internet? Do you think that YouTube is enough?

Hey everyone, I'm 28 years old and I want to get into picture editing. I'm trying to decide whether I should begin by learning MidJourney techniques for generating images or start with Adobe Photoshop. Here's what I think, and I'd appreciate your input on the best approach.

In my view, for beginners, starting with Photoshop might be a good choice because it's a comprehensive editing software. However, AI-generated images like MidJourney can provide results in just a minute that might take an hour in Photoshop. While editing generated images is important for better results, it's much easier to work with an almost finished project than starting from scratch in Photoshop.

So, my initial plan is to learn how to create effective prompts, understand the workings of MidJourney, grasp the parameters, pick up tips, and know what to avoid. What's your opinion on where I should begin?