I love playing with mysterious scenes and complex shots and transitions in @Kling_ai 2.1 Master 🛸 📽️ Prompt: A spaceship descends toward a glowing alien planet — the camera zooms into the atmosphere, through clouds and storms, until it reaches a surface lake — we dive into the lake, and it becomes the reflection in a person’s eye It doesn’t always work the way you expect… but sometimes it turns out even better.

This morning I went to the beach and caught this little guy in action 🦀🚴‍♂️💥 He really thought he had it under control… until he didn’t 😂 Prompt: A clay crab trying to ride a bicycle on the beach, flopping dramatically, beach boardwalk made of plastilina --ar 16:9 --raw --p

Happiness is made of moments like these 🌸☀️✨ Prompt: Two children running joyfully on a rooftop garden in spring flowers in bloom, warm sunlight, petals floating fleeting memory visual, slightly blurred edges Makoto Shinkai anime style, emotional and nostalgic --ar 16:9 --raw --p A scene that feels like a memory you never lived, but somehow miss deeply. Pure emotion in motion.

Beneath our feet lies an unknown world 🌆 📽️ Prompt: A crack forms in the concrete of a city street — the camera zooms into the crevice and reveals an enormous underground world — glowing fungi, ancient ruins, and creatures move beneath unaware pedestrians above. I love this idea, and I’ve been able to bring it to life thanks to Veo 3 Fast on @BasedLabsAI. A perfect tool for turning imagination into cinematic depth.

I think I’ve had a bit too much coffee today ☕😅 Prompt: A barista stirs coffee in a café — as the spoon turns, the liquid begins to glow and swirl — the camera dives in, revealing a vortex that becomes a wormhole — we emerge in an alien marketplace on another planet I love pulling off these little magic tricks with @Kling_ai 2.1 Master — ordinary moments turning into interstellar journeys 🌀🌌

I let my work speak for itself. When I share prompts, it’s simply so others can use them, adapt them, or maybe learn something from them. But the prompt is never the point — it’s just the means. The only thing that matters is the final result. How I got there? Doesn’t matter. Whether it was with an emoji, XML, or JSON — who cares? What I’m seeing with this whole JSON trend is that many people are focusing solely on the prompt… not on the video itself. And truth be told, a lot of the videos being generated that way are flawed — or honestly, just not that impressive. Some people who never used to share prompts are now doing it, simply because they know it’s trending and it brings attention. But in the end? It’s all fireworks 🎆 Is a bad video "better" just because it was made with JSON? Is someone more of an expert because they swapped natural language for structured markup? Like I said — fireworks. Show me the quality of the video. The prompt? I couldn’t care less.

I honestly think most people aren’t even using 10% of what Midjourney’s video model can do, and yet it lets you create incredible moments like this: Prompt: A hand appears and takes the teddy bear and sticks it in a book --ar 1:1 --motion high --raw --video 1 It’s whimsical, surreal, and full of story potential, and it’s right there, ready to be explored. Midjourney V1 isn’t just for pretty loops — it’s a storytelling tool, if you know how to use it.

Just when we thought prompt engineering was behind us, that we’d moved on to natural language, treating AI like a creative assistant rather than a machine, someone decided to bring in JSON. What’s next? Binary? ASCII? Morse code? Honestly, I think it’s a step in the wrong direction, even if everyone seems dazzled by it right now. Clarity and creativity shouldn’t be buried in syntax 🤔

Who’s up for a coffee? ☕🦖 Prompt: A clay dinosaur working as a barista in a hipster coffee shop, apron too small, handcrafted textures --ar 16:9 --raw --p Because nothing says "morning boost" like a latte served by a prehistoric barista. Caffeine meets Cretaceous.

I really love the mysterious atmosphere of this illustration, and now I’ve brought it to life thanks to Midjourney V1 🚲 Prompt: A kid riding a bicycle along a quiet suburban road in early morning fog, cinematic composition, desaturated colors, storybook style with watercolor textures --ar 3:4 --raw --p There’s something quietly magical about it, like the beginning of a story you can’t wait to follow.