Artist style of violence_kumahina /31 Violence<a target="_blank" rel="ugc" href="https://danbooru.donmai.us/posts?page=5&amp;tags=violence_kumahina">https://danbooru.donmai.us/posts?page=5&amp;tags=violence_kumahina</a><h2 id="version-for-krea2">Version for Krea2</h2>I never thought I’d say this, but the version for Krea2 doesn’t work quite as well as the one for Anima. Even though I chose the most "overtrained" version, the effect isn't as pronounced. To get closer to the style, you have to add a lot of extra natural-language prompts to describe the abstract aesthetic (even more than with Anima). Increasing the LoRA weight might help, but it can also compromise the anatomy.Triggers:<pre><code>Viokumahina.
abstract painting, contrasting colors and sharp lines
rendered with delicate, flowing lines and a cool, calming color palette 
The artistic execution features thick, aggressive brushstrokes, messy sketch-like lines, heavy ink splatters, and rough textures. The color palette is a high-contrast, vivid mix of void black, bruised purple.</code></pre>Medium &amp; Technique:<ul><li>Digital painting/drawing with visible, thick, dynamic brushstrokes</li><li>Rough, sketch-like textures with a painterly, almost watercolor quality</li><li>High contrast between deep blacks and luminous whites/brights</li><li>Rendering with expressionist and abstract influences</li></ul>Color Palette:<ul><li>Limited but bold palettes per piece (often 3–4 dominant colors)</li><li>Recurring dominance of: red, black, white, purple, blue, green</li><li>Frequent use of monochromatic or near-monochromatic schemes (sepia, blue, green tints)</li><li>Vivid accent colors (glowing reds, neon pinks, fiery oranges) against dark backgrounds</li></ul><h2 id="version-for-anima">Version for Anima</h2>Main trigger:<pre><code>@violence kumahina</code></pre>May help:<pre><code>red eyes, messy lines, abstract, spot color, sketch, horror (theme), glowing eyes, high contrast, purple theme, blue theme, yellow theme, abstract background</code></pre>Notes:<ol><li>LoRA was trained only with tags and is better suited for prompts consisting of tags. Tags like "abstract" and "messy lines" can help you get closer to the author's original style. If you're using a natural language prompt, using a style from classical or other paintings can help, as can adding abstract tags. Simply increasing LoRA's weight will usually have a negative effect. Simple tag prompts with close-ups on an abstract background work better.</li><li>There's a problem with yellow in outdoor scenes. Adding a "yellow theme" and a "brown theme" to the negative prompt can sometimes help with the yellow overload.</li><li>The author's name is literally "violence_kumahina". ¯\_(ツ)_/¯. This caused some issues with prompt generation. It's also likely that this LoRA will automatically be R+ or may be hidden.</li></ol>

Violence kumahina style

Version for Krea2, 112 images datasetthis LoRA on Tensor art: <a target="_blank" rel="ugc" href="https://tensor.art/models/1030847671276977672">https://tensor.art/models/1030847671276977672</a>

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