Midjourney's official site presents its visual-generation work and links to product documentation. Start with a specific output, such as a cover concept or editorial illustration, rather than judging from striking gallery examples.
Write down the subject, composition, palette, and excluded elements. Change one aspect at a time and record which result best satisfies the brief. Inspect repeated objects, text-like marks, and background details at full size before sharing a selection.
For a series, compare identity and proportions across images. A convincing first result does not establish continuity for the project.
Verify current public-visibility settings, commercial terms, and editing controls. Use owned references when exact identity matters. Conventional design tools remain useful for precise typography, packaging dimensions, and revisions that must preserve every other element. Keep the selected prompts and exports with the project.
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