Midjourney Moodboards The Deeper You Go, the Crazier It Gets

MJ:FH Ep. 30—Midjourney Moodboards The Deeper You Go, the Crazier It Gets
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📌 Link to Drew & Rory's Premium Moodboard Collection: roryflynn.gumroad.com/l/mjpremiummoodboards
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Moodboards in Midjourney started as a fun experiment… and quickly spiraled into a full-blown obsession.

In this episode, Drew Brucker and Rory Flynn dive headfirst into the rabbit hole of wild and unpredictable with moodboards—stacking them, smashing them, and occasionally questioning their life choices along the way.

They break down why moodboards feel like creative steroids, how to mix and match them for maximum chaos (or coherence), and the underrated power of style weighting, permutations, and personalization codes. Expect a mix of deep insights, unfiltered creative banter, and some extremely questionable experiments—including whether it’s possible to stack so many moodboards that Midjourney just gives up.

Along the way, they tackle Japanese movie posters, holographic album covers, and the future of AI video, while exposing the real struggle: resisting the urge to spend hours going down the Midjourney rabbit hole.

They also touch on why most people are using mood boards all wrong, the biggest mistakes to avoid, and how to use them to unlock insane image quality without breaking your brain.

If you’ve ever found yourself saying, “Okay, just one more re-roll” and then waking up three hours later surrounded by surreal AI-generated chaos… this one’s for you.

🔥 What’s inside this episode?
The addictive, mind-melting power of Midjourney mood boards
Why stacking mood boards is like playing with creative fire (in a good way)
How style weighting and personalization codes actually work
The sneaky trick that makes mood boards feel like Photoshop layers on steroids
How Midjourney’s evolution could reshape AI video (and why it might happen sooner than we think)
A totally unnecessary but hilarious deep dive into cybernetic snails and liquid color infusions

Press play, dive in, and prepare to question whether you are the one in control… or if Midjourney has officially taken over your lif