This LoRA has been trained on illustrations taken from The Expert at the Card Table, a card magic book published by S.W. Erdnase in 1902.It aims at reproducing the style of vintage illustrations found in magic books from the early 1900s and thus produces minimalistic black and white illustrations and can mainly depict hands and cards. Beware, this LoRA might put fingers where there should not be. The images produced will also include a "Fig." annotation since I kept these in the training data.Best settings for me are:<ul><li>Sampler: euler</li><li>Scheduler: normal</li><li>Steps: 17 ~ 20</li><li>Shift: around 1</li><li>LoRA strength: 1.1</li></ul>And I recommend adding "a black and white illustration of" at the beginning of the prompt and "The illustration style is minimalist and seems to be from an old education book about card magic.".

The Expert at the Card Table

Trained with CivitAI fast trainer without captioning, don't expect this LoRA to be very flexible. It's quite good for hands and can still produce nice illustration of various subjects though.

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