**Set the scene: Start by creating a realistic world in Midjourney, and add a landscape with a few trees, plants, humans and animals, such as a deer or a bird. In the background, add mountains or hills to create depth. Add microorganisms: Add different types of microorganisms, such as bacteria, viruses, and fungi, in the environment. Use different colors and shapes to differentiate them. Define the relationship between microorganisms and humans: Add a human figure to the scene and draw arrows to represent the different types of microorganisms in the environment. Use green arrows to represent symbionts, which are microorganisms that benefit humans, such as gut bacteria. Use yellow arrows to represent bystanders, which are microorganisms that do not affect humans in any way. Finally, use red arrows to represent pathogens, which are microorganisms that cause disease in humans, such as viruses and bacteria. Add animals and plants: Add different animals and plants to the scene, such as a cow or a sunflower. Draw arrows to represent the different types of microorganisms in their environment as well. Show the effects of microorganisms: Use visual cues, such as bubbles or particles, to represent the effects of microorganisms on humans, animals, and plants. For example, for symbionts, you could add green bubbles around the gut of the human figure to represent the benefits of gut bacteria. For pathogens, you could add red particles around the human figure's respiratory system to represent the spread of a virus. Use lighting and shading: To create a more realistic scene, use lighting and shading to create shadows and highlights. For example, use a warm yellow light to represent the sun shining down on the scene, and create shadows under the trees and animals. Final touches: [...]** - Upscaled by <@1074526867907940453> (fast)
Set the scene Start by creating a realistic world in Midjourney, and add a landscape with a few trees, plants, humans and animals, such as a deer or a bird. In the background, add mountains or hills to create depth. Add microorganisms Add different types of microorganisms, such as bacteria, viruses, and fungi, in the environment. Use different colors and shapes to differentiate them. Define the relationship between microorganisms and humans Add a human figure to the scene and draw arrows to represent the different types of microorganisms in the environment. Use green arrows to represent symbionts, which are microorganisms that benefit humans, such as gut bacteria. Use yellow arrows to represent bystanders, which are microorganisms that do not affect humans in any way. Finally, use red arrows to represent pathogens, which are microorganisms that cause disease in humans, such as viruses and bacteria. Add animals and plants Add different animals and plants to the scene, such as a cow or a sunflower. Draw arrows to represent the different types of microorganisms in their environment as well. Show the effects of microorganisms Use visual cues, such as bubbles or particles, to represent the effects of microorganisms on humans, animals, and plants. For example, for symbionts, you could add green bubbles around the gut of the human figure to represent the benefits of gut bacteria. For pathogens, you could add red particles around the human figures respiratory system to represent the spread of a virus. Use lighting and shading To create a more realistic scene, use lighting and shading to create shadows and highlights. For example, use a warm yellow light to represent the sun shining down on the scene, and create shadows under the trees and animals. Final touches ...