reccomend er_sde at 10-11 steps with simple scheduler cfg 1 , avoid prompts containting references to heavy brushstrokes, or any other painting style or you won't get the smooth but detailed look of parrish. definitly don't use terms like photorealistic. let the model do the work. Instead describe the scene, the lighting and decribe the colors used. use the trigger. voila!
if you using un-modified turbo model of krea 2 only use 10-11 steps or its gets noisy. The same might go for other checkpoints? I'll have to check.
ok I've tried this with my heavily modified checkpoint and at a power of 1 it function as a style modifer but doesn't overpower photos, if you really want to push the style in feel free to crank it up past 1.0 to like 1.5 or so. experiment!
This Lora is a Love letter to the works of Maxfield Parrish, his style is incredibly difficult to capture and thus this lora falls short. But it is the best at it that I have seen....granted I think mine is the only one. I attempted this with zimage to poor effect. this does a much better job. I will include images generated using the text for training images to give people an idea on how best to prompt it. The trigger words are "Parrish light style painting"
do not use any painting style decriptors like "impressionistic or anything like that! it will ruin the effect utterly. Keep it simple.
try sandwiching your prompt between these words.
"Parrish light style, oil painting masterpiece,
[insert prompt here]
oil painting, A high-quality creation from the golden age of illustration, in a old masters style, Luminous Color, [describe color palette here],
the background is a dreamlike, atmosphere. The art style emphasizes strong, hand-painted detail with unique dream like lighting. Incorporate realistic brushstrokes, to evoke a etheral masterwork oil composition."
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This will be the first and only version. I believe I have done the best that is possible at tracking down training data of quality
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It should be marked as Lora, not Checkpoint...
damn didn't realize I did that, thanks for pointing it out.
Wow. That is straight up Parrish. Amazing work.



















