Projects using Midjourney in RichardsonProjects using Midjourney in RichardsonCompleted My Midjourney Learning & Practice Course
I’m excited to share that I have successfully completed the Midjourney Learning and Practice Course and earned my certificate.
This was a meaningful learning journey that took 120 hours to complete the required process, including hands-on practice, creative exploration, prompt development, and visual refinement. Throughout the course, I gained deeper experience in AI-powered image generation, creative direction, composition, style control, and turning ideas into high-quality visual outputs.
Midjourney is more than just an AI image tool. It requires a strong understanding of prompting, visual storytelling, design taste, and iteration. This course helped me improve not only my technical understanding of generative AI, but also my creative thinking and ability to guide AI toward a specific visual result.
I’m proud of this achievement and grateful for the opportunity to continue growing in the AI creative space. Looking forward to applying these skills in real-world projects, branding, marketing visuals, product concepts, and digital content creation. Sonos — Urban Valkyrie (Spec)
Inspired by Apocalypse Now. A woman on her morning commute — same city, same streets, same ride she's done a hundred times. But the music comes on and something shifts. She's not commuting anymore. She's moving differently, seeing differently, feeling transformed.
Built the whole thing shot by shot — character specs, cinematic treatment, generation prompts, motion direction. Midjourney, Nano Banana for stills, Higgsfield, Runway for motion, assembled and finished in DaVinci Resolve. Creative analysis via Breakdown.
Unsolicited. Nobody asked for it. :) Golf Film — Vintage Luxury Brand Concept
This project is a short-form brand film exploring rule-breaking within a traditionally formal sport. The work balances restraint and irreverence, using classic golf iconography as a backdrop for subtle, confident disruption.
The visual language leans into vintage luxury and analog texture, allowing composed, proper imagery to set up moments of quiet defiance. The contrast is intentional. Polished environments, broken rules.
The film was designed to feel editorial rather than commercial, prioritizing atmosphere, composition, and wit over overt product messaging.
Scope:
Concept and narrative framework
Shot list and visual pacing
Vintage film and color treatment
Integrated product moments
A concise, editorial-style piece built on restraint, confidence, and tone.
