50 RARELY used words as PROMPTS for Midjourney

The video introduces the audience to an experiment using Mid Journey version 6 to interpret 50 rarely used words. The presenter chose these words for their obscurity, running them through the AI to see the generated prompts. Four specific prompts were selected to start with these rare words: 'princess drawing' for beauty, 'futurism' for sci-fi elements, 'mechanical angel' to blend fantasy and sci-fi, and 'orb a remembrance' as a nod to a channel's running joke. The words were sorted not alphabetically but by the presenter's preference, ensuring their uniqueness to the experiment.

The script delves into the visual interpretations of various descriptive words, starting with 'decahedron', a geometric shape with 12 pentagonal faces, followed by 'scintillating' which describes a dazzling light effect. 'Stratified' refers to layers, as seen in rocks or social structures, while 'phosphines' are perceived luminous shapes without actual light. 'Quintessence' captures the perfect embodiment of a thing, 'sultania' describes the secluded living quarters of a Sultan's family, and 'tesselate' involves arranging pieces in a pattern without gaps. 'Kamayu' is a monochrome art technique, 'syncretism' is the merging of different beliefs, and the paragraph concludes with the celestial alignment 'syzygy' and the anatomical term 'parietal'.

The paragraph explores artistic and philosophical terms such as 'susurros', a soft whispering sound, 'goos', an ornamental spiral design, and 'apophenia', the tendency to see patterns in random data. 'Apigy' describes the farthest point of an orbit, 'palatinate' refers to a province under a prince's rule, 'evanescent' is something fleeting, and 'aerosphere' is the upper layer of the atmosphere with ionized particles. 'Anamorphosis' is a drawing technique that appears normal from a specific angle, 'helico' describes a spiral shape, and 'solipsistic' is the idea that only one's own mind is certain to exist.

This section discusses 'Marini patterns', created by slicing colored glass rods, 'aqualine', a term for a distinctive nose shape, 'Alysian', relating to the paradise of the virtuous in Greek mythology, 'efflorescence', the formation of salt deposits, 'sentinel', meaning eternal or unending, 'grillage', a grid-like foundation, 'melancholia', a profound form of sadness, 'fantasmagorical', describing deceptive appearances, and 'ombre', a gradual blending of shades. It also touches on 'imbricated', a state of being intermixed, and 'architectonic', relating to building construction principles.

The paragraph covers 'tenebrism', a painting style with deep shadows, 'Arabesque', an intricate pattern common in Islamic art, 'sgraffito', a decorative technique revealing contrasting layers, 'photax', the arrangement of plant components in a Fibonacci sequence, 'labyrinthine', describing a maze-like complexity, 'limerence', an obsessive form of romantic desire, 'auroral', relating to the Northern and Southern Lights, 'cloisonné', an enameling technique, 'penumbra', the partially shaded region of a shadow, 'fulgurite', a glassy structure formed by lightning, 'hoarfrost', ice crystals forming on surfaces, 'alizarin', a red dye from plant roots, 'opalescent', displaying a milky iridescence, and 'cymatics', the study of soundwave patterns.

The final paragraph introduces 'chromatherapy', a practice using colored lights to treat physical or emotional disorders, 'eldritch', describing something unnatural inducing dread, and 'ouroboros', a symbol of a serpent eating its tail, representing the cyclical nature of life. The video concludes with a prompt to learn from the obscure words and their visual interpretations and an invitation to comment on the rankings.