ANDREI KOVALEV'S
MIDJOURNEY
STYLES
LIBRARY

Andrei Kovalev's Midlibrary is a curated collection of styles and techniques that, when added to prompts, affect Midjourney AI generations.

Each sample in the Library is hand-picked and checked with Midjourney to ensure the AI knows the modifier and returns a distinct and repeatable result.

To get these results, I fed Midjourney 3500+ names, techniques, genres, artistic movements, and styles using the same prompts: by [artist name] or [technique/genre/style].

Those results that showed distinguishable style went into the Library.

The Library categories are subjective and imperfect. My goal was not to create a universal taxonomy for the art world but rather to devise a quick way to categorize my findings. This was impossible without compromises. So if an artist works in multiple genres (=is a painter, sculptor, and movie director), I would categorize him according to what Wikipedia defines him first and how Midjourney recognizes his style.

Styles rendered by Midjourney in response to specific artists' names might differ from the actual artists' techniques. However, what's important to me here is that these names and words alter Midjourney generations in a distinct and reproducible way. And this might give you the foundation to build your own amazing prompts and get unique results!

This project is created, supported, and developed by just one mortal man. I do my best to update the Library every week. To keep up to date with new arrivals, please, subscribe to my Weekly Updates Newsletter!

I am a visual artist ↗ with 16 years of experience in portrait photography, film, mask design, and education. As Midjourney AI and its analogs are revolutionizing the world of art and our creativity itself, I am overwhelmingly excited to explore the limits of these fantastic new tools.

If you enjoy using the Library, reading our Guides and Weekly Updates, please, consider supporting us on Patreon →

• Get access to the private Midlibrary Discord channel: community, tips, tricks, insights, fav styles, and more;
• Participate in Weekly Challenges, learn new techniques and grow your creativity and skills;
• Vote to define the next guide themes.

This Library is a collection of semi-spontaneous experimentations, personal observations and subjective experiences from my interaction with Midjourney. Consequently, it is NOT a technical document, a specification, or an instruction on how to use Midjourney. And God forbid it is not an Art Encyclopedia! ¯\_(ツ)_/¯