From Midjourney to T-shirt Mockup Using Kittl

I want to show you how I used Midjourney to create some streetwear t-shirts.

1. The Prompt

The following output was a culmination of several different images I previously created and/or used from other sources. You can click on the websites below to see each image. I tend to use multiple images as style references, and rerun them a few times to see if it’s worth continuing, adding/removing styles, or finding something new altogether.

I thought the one below was fantastic. It looks like baseball stitching in someone’s face, which from the style references, was not in any of the images. It’s very cool.

artsy neon photography profile shots, in the style of dazed magazine covers, superb detail, artsy photography, artsy lighting, fashion, avant garde, hd resolution, profile photos — ar 4:5 — sref https://s.mj.run/HJqFk_DcpxI https://s.mj.run/uG375jMeleo https://s.mj.run/R_9rAewdW1E https://s.mj.run/ErAC9hXr7ys https://s.mj.run/av4iu0mGgns https://s.mj.run/RjVh4Hphc4w — stylize 0

2. Kittl

I’ve been toying with Kittl’s templates, and found the template below that seemed to align with my vision.