Got sick and tired of trying to figure out how to get a so-called "Victorian Anime" aesthetic, which I'm enthralled with, so I made a LoRA. Used Counterfeit v 2.5 as the base model. It's my first time making a LoRA, so I have no clue about a lot of things regarding them, but I used 20 images to create this one... probably should add more images later, since I noticed that a great majority of the ones I used were close-up portraits, and not full-body stuff.Anyway, try it out and see what works!MonetUpdate v 2.0: Saw that Counterfeit ver. 3.0 dropped, so I attempted to update VAA to see if it works well with the new model. Doesn't seem to be the case, as it turns out deep-fried and with a persistent green artifact [Update: I wasn't using a VAE; best to use one to avoid this issue]. But, VAA v 2.0 seems to work nicely with Counterfeit ver. 2.5. Perhaps I should wait for a pruned version of Counterfeit 3.0, and see if VAA will meld with it then.I typically throw weights to the extreme (2.0 for certain prompts, and 1.0 for VAA) to see what happens. Oddly enough a weight of 1 on VAA doesn't seem to produce bad results for me on Counterfeit ver. 2.5. But I would recommend no more than 0.8 if you're working on a different model.Update v 3.0: Trained v3 using the dataset used to train VAXL, with some slight modifications to the prompts here and there. I upped the Network Dimension and Rank by a factor of 2, and as this dataset is the largest of all the SD1.5 VAA LoRA, it's a bit hefty. Now it includes some trigger words, namely "Victorian", "Renaissance", and "Monet".

Victorian Anime Art

Trained on the VAXL dataset, with slight adjustments

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