Create Stunning Billboard Mockups with MidJourney 💛

Hey sweet friends! Want to showcase your work in a way that stops people in their tracks? Today I'm sharing how to create eye-catching billboard mockups using MidJourney. Don't worry if you're new to this - I'll guide you through every step ➡️ and share my favorite settings for truly spectacular results.

Getting Started with Your Billboard Scene

First, let's create a beautiful backdrop for your work. Here are some inspiring settings you can try:

• A desert highway at sunset with mountains in the background

• A busy downtown street with city lights twinkling

• A peaceful countryside road surrounded by rolling hills

• A coastal highway with ocean views

• An industrial area with modern architecture

• A snowy mountain pass

• A vibrant urban neighborhood

Creating Your Billboard Base in MidJourney

Here's the fun part! Use prompts like these to generate your base image:

• "A large billboard on a desert highway at sunset, saguaro cacti, mountains in the background, dramatic sky, golden hour lighting, 16:9"

• "A digital billboard in a rainy downtown Tokyo street at night, neon reflections, city lights, 16:9"

• "A highway billboard surrounded by autumn trees, morning fog, ethereal lighting, 16:9"

Tips for Perfect Billboard Mockups 💛

1. Always include the aspect ratio (16:9) in your prompt

2. Consider the lighting in your scene - it will affect how your final image looks

3. Think about the viewing angle - straight-on or slightly angled both work well

4. Include environmental elements that add depth to your scene

5. Don't forget about the time of day - dawn, dusk, and night can all create stunning results

Ready to Add Your Work?

Once you have your perfect billboard scene, head over to my step-by-step video tutorial where I'll show you exactly how to place your image onto the billboard and match the lighting perfectly in Photoshop, click here.

Show Off Your Creations! 🌼

I can't wait to see what you create! Share your billboard mockups with everyone in the comments (post a link to them) and let's celebrate each other's work together ➡️ because nothing beats the feeling of seeing your art larger than life!