Joaquín Sorolla (1863 – 1923) was a Spanish master of sunlight — a painter who could turn air, skin, and water into pure light.
His impressionist works shimmer with movement: children playing by the sea, white dresses glowing in the sun, and figures half-dissolved into reflection and breeze.

This LoRA captures that luminous warmth — the Mediterranean radiance, the loose and fluid brushwork, the way light merges with color.
You can use it not only for classical seaside or garden scenes, but also for modern portraits, fashion, or cinematic compositions — it brings a poetic diffusion of realism and light.

✨ Experiment, remix, and create.
🖼️ Upload your generations, share your results, and give it a ❤️ if you enjoy the glow!
Let’s bring Sorolla’s sunlight into the modern world.