WALLPAPrrr

TOO MANY IMAGES?

Making images got easier. Making the edit didn't.

WALLPAPrrr Learn is about what happens after generation, when you've got 100, 300 or 500 AI-generated images sitting in front of you and now somebody has to decide what actually makes the campaign.

We talk about AI image culling, campaign curation, contact sheets, creative direction and the general problem of having way too many pretty good options.

Because that's kind of the weird part of generative creative work nobody talks about enough. You can make more images almost indefinitely.

At some point you have to stop.

  1. 01

    How to Cull Hundreds of AI-Generated Images

    If you've got hundreds of Midjourney, ChatGPT, Flux or other AI-generated images, opening them one by one gets stupid pretty quickly. Here's how to go from a giant folder of generations to a much smaller, much more useful edit.READ →
  2. 02

    How to Choose the Best Images From an AI Campaign

    The best twelve images don't necessarily make the best 12-image campaign. Here's how to choose images as a set instead of judging every frame in isolation.READ →
  3. 03

    AI Image Culling vs. Traditional Photo Culling

    Photo culling software is usually trying to find things like missed focus, closed eyes and burst duplicates. Generative creatives have a slightly different problem: 27 perfectly usable versions of almost the same idea.READ →
  4. 04

    How to Build a Contact Sheet for Midjourney Generations

    A contact sheet makes it much easier to see patterns, duplicates and stronger images across a large batch of Midjourney generations. And yes, there are better options than opening every PNG individually.READ →
  5. 05

    How Creative Directors Can Manage 100+ AI Generations

    The job isn't really managing 100 files. It's keeping hold of the campaign idea while navigating 100 possibilities without getting completely lost in them.READ →
  6. 06

    The AI Image Abundance Problem

    Generative AI solved image scarcity pretty aggressively. Now we have the opposite problem: more images than anyone actually wants to look through.READ →
  7. 07

    From 300 Generations to a 12-Image Campaign

    A practical edit: 300 → 120 → 50 → 25 → 15 → 12. Not because twelve is magic. We just have to stop somewhere.READ →
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