Kuramori Tooru is a visionary architect of baroque surrealism and ethereal dark fantasy, renowned for a style that marries extravagant ornamentation with a haunting, dreamlike fragility. Their work is defined by breathtakingly intricate linework and a rhythmic, swirling density, where organic forms and gothic architecture dissolve into one another. Tooru’s artistry excels in the opulent detail of celestial garments and the melancholic, crystalline beauty of their characters' features. By blending obsessive decorative patterns with a profound sense of cosmic scale, they craft a visual experience that is spiritually transcendent, visually overwhelming, and steeped in a unique, otherworldly elegance, defining the frontier of modern gothic illustration.
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hi karl, I´m a fan of your LoRAs concentrating on inkwork.
I´m interested in training some for myself.
how long does your usual training a LoRA last?
I would train it on my rig with a rtx pro 6000 96GB with ai-toolkit.
or if you find it attractive I would be interested in western styles like Charles Burns (Black Hole) or Daniel Clowes or the great Philippe Druillet.
have a nice day Sir!
edit: ah I saw you did Druillet already!
I typically use a 16GB RTX 5080 on AI Toolkit to train a style of LoRa at 3000 steps and 512p resolution, which takes about 70 minutes. A portrait LoRa training takes about 80 minutes, consuming approximately 14GB of VRAM. The largest LoRa training I've ever attempted was at 1024p resolution with 12000 steps for a portrait LoRa, which took about 14 hours and used all of my VRAM. You can use that as a reference. However, I believe that with a powerful device like an RTX 6000, you can easily and quickly complete LoRa training of any scale.
@karl1688 thank you very much!