Who we are, what we do, and how we see our role in the Midjourney and AI art community
Welcome to Midlibrary, a thoughtfully curated collection of Midjourney styles and a guide for exploring the ever-expanding world of AI art. We are a non-profit educational initiative fueled by the Midjourney enthusiasts, volunteers, and contributors who share our passion.
Since its earliest iteration launched in August, 2022, Midlibrary has grown into a hub with over 5,500 hand-picked Midjounrey styles. Every month, we welcome roughly 70,000 visits from a global community of creators and explorers.
Midlibrary has a simple goal: to help others navigate, learn, and thrive in the new artistic frontier in these revolutionary times when tools like Midjourney reshape creativity itself.
Apart from maintaining the styles catalog, our team also publishes guides, thematic style compilations, and deep dives into styles and genres. We also develop tools to make exploring and working with Midjourney easier—for both beginners and professionals alike.
What began as a passion project by Andrei Kovalev, a visual artist with nearly two decades of experience, has grown into Midlibrary—a dedicated core team of nine and a community of over 1,500 supporters, including volunteers, contributors, and patrons.
If you'd like to send us a note—propose a partnership or collaboration, invite our experts to lead workshops, masterclasses, public talks, or interviews, or suggest an idea for Midlibrary—feel free to reach out at librarian@midlibrary.io.
There are many ways to support Midlibrary. For example, you can suggest a Midjourney style that’s missing from our catalog.
If you come across such a style, please send a note to overseer@midlibrary.io—along with the style’s name and a sample image generated using the base prompts: by [artist's name] or in the style of [style name].
After our team reviews and adds the style to the catalog, it can be credited to your personal Midlibrary profile page (if you’d like to have one, of course).
If you’d like to become a Midguide contributor—whether by sharing insights, writing a blog post, showcasing an interesting experiment, or creating an in-depth guide on Midjourney or AI art in general—please reach out to Andrei Kovalev. We welcome contributions and collaborations from both enthusiasts and professional authors alike."
Help us sustain and grow Midlibrary, create guides more frequently, and keep it free for everyone. By supporting us on Patreon, you’ll also gain access to exclusive tools and services designed to enhance your Midjourney workflow—like Personal Libraries.
At its heart, Midlibrary is a labor of love—a space for curiosity, creativity, and exploration. We’re here to contribute to the exciting future of artistic possibilities that AI tools provide, to help like-minded enthusiasts embrace these revolutionary developments and use them in their creative journeys.
Thank you for being a part of Midlibrary—we can’t wait to see where this journey takes us together!
Happy midjourneys,
All samples are produced by Midlibrary team using Midjourney AI (if not stated otherwise). Naturally, they are not representative of real artists' works/real-world prototypes.
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In the nearest future, it will allow you to access your Collections much quicker, add covers to them, tag the styles you save to quickly find them, and—most importantly—save your --sref (numerical) styles!
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