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This is another impossible combination where I feel that Midjourney resolved the incompatibility by creating something amazing: The artists for this one were Joan Miro and Alex Grey. That's the kinda task that makes AIs scream "DOES NOT COMPUTE" in fiction.
@Zak_Jarvis Yep! And it's the same story with Kahlo, of course. But, rather weirdly, Midjourney did the same thing with Giger! I kinda had to work to get it to stop putting his face in stuff.
This set looks like an amazing style for children's book illustration, until you zoom in and see that it's all pretty abstract. I can't help but FEEL like there's a story here, though!
This is a weirdly alchemical combination. It doesn't look like either artist's work, but it is so clearly the product of both of them!
Current Midjourney obsession: mashing together two different visual artists. This particular combination might be my favorite so far. I bet some folks can guess who the algorithm is trying to imitate, right?
This one's harder than it oughta be, because this artist does some really distinctive landscapes, and Midjourney didn't do a great job.
Today's dumb Midjourney trick: getting it to do landscapes in the style of various artists (especially ones not particularly known for landscapes). Can you guess who the algorithm is trying to mimic here?