PROFILES
in Midjourney
My Profile on Midjourney is -- krrrl:
This week (November 19, 2025) Midjourney came out with "PROFILES." Subscribers can highlight their best work on the front page for others to see. However you have to be a subscriber to see other people's profiles -- and you can also see their archive of all the other images they have generated. In short, this is an easy way to see what everyone else is doing. I like that, but a lot of other people want to keep their images private.
UNIQUE STYLE?
Is my Midjourney style unique? I used OBS Studio to film my Midjourney Profile as I scrolled down, and posted that video online as seen above. I wanted the overview to see how my style compared to that of what other subscribers were generating. My images lean towards Moebius' style -- but some of my drawing style still manages to surface in the generations. Or are they all in the Midjourney style?
I have noted that style is critical in past blog posts:
A good piece of art is when the style complements the content.2D to 3D
and into PARTS
Now the 2D to 3D programs will also break the 3D model down into parts:
- Tripo Studio (cost money to divide into parts)
- PartCrafter (in Scenario, but can be installed locally)
- Common Sense Machine
PARTCRAFTER
PartCrafter is probably the best program for breaking the model down. It will convert a 2D image into a 3D file -- and then separate the parts so that they can be printed with a 3D printer.
I first evolved one of my drawings into a more mechanical and articulated figure with AI in KREA:
I then animated that figure with AI in Midjourney to imagine it moving:
My AI figure
separated into different colored parts
META
Meta would also transform a 2D into into 3D, but it would not let me download the result:
(YouTube): Turn ANY Photo in 3D Models with Meta's Sam 3D - 100% FREE
- But you can't download the model
- (GitHub): sam-3d-objects
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I was not sure how to separate the parts for 3D printing. So I tried a more mechanical image and figured it out. A while back I converted one of my figure drawings into a machine:
prompt: "3D model created in Solidworks"
Then I exploded the machine with AI in by animating it in Midjourney:
prompt: "Exploding 3D model into parts
that was created in Solidworks"
- This is reminiscent of Mexican artist Damien Ortega's exploding Volkswagen
COMBO ANIMATION
The Mayan and Machine images above
combined into an animation in Midjourney
DEEP DREAM GENERATOR
MUSIC
Deep Dream Generator came out with a Music Generator a while back (Q3) apparently, using Google's Lyria. I tried it for free, but got censored for asking for Chopin. It worked the second time:
In a blog post last December 2024 -- Future of AI ART -- I discussed some of the drawbacks of AI ART programs last year. However things have really improved in the last year.
However it is still touch-and-go. I uploaded last year's Google generated image of flying javelinas, and asked Google's new Nano Banana Pro to transform it into a photorealistic scene -- however it hardly changed anything:
prompt: "Can you convert this image into a photorealistic scene"
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