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Midjourney Mastery — Professional AI Images That Get Used Module 4 · Lesson 12 of 15

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Module 4 · Career, projects and honesty Lesson 12 of 15

Build the portfolio project: a coherent image set for one real project

Learning objective

Pick a project you actually have — a course, a shop, an event, a portfolio — and generate a set of eight images that share a light, a palette and a composition style. Then use them. It is the thing you will talk about in the interview, so it has to be small enough to finish in a fortnight and concrete enough to show a person in one minute.

The concept

Pick a project you actually have — a course, a shop, an event, a portfolio — and generate a set of eight images that share a light, a palette and a composition style. Then use them. Finish it before you start the next one. A half-built idea shows nothing; a small finished thing shows that you can finish.

Use the tool as a collaborator, not an author: ask it for a plan, a critique and a checklist, and write the work yourself. In the interview the questions will be about the decisions — why this, why not that — and only the work you did yourself has answers.

Write one paragraph beside the project: what problem it solves, what you used, and what you would do differently next time. That paragraph is the interview.

Worked example

Finished, it is eight images in one visual language, used on a real page or deck, plus the prompt sheet that produced them.

Your practice task

Show the set to three people and ask which image does not belong. The one they pick is the one your style reference did not cover.

Do this before moving on. Reading a solution teaches the shape of it; typing it teaches you.

Key takeaway

Pick a project you actually have — a course, a shop, an event, a portfolio — and generate a set of eight images that share a light, a palette and a composition style.

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Finish every lesson to unlock the certificate. Each one ends in a practice task — do them and the final project brief writes itself.