This LoRa was made exclusively for the <a target="_blank" rel="ugc" href="https://civarchive.com/articles/2755">https://civarchive.com/articles/2755</a> contest.Mix this LoRa with another in this contest &gt;&gt;&gt; <a target="_blank" rel="ugc" href="https://civarchive.com/collections/91051">https://civarchive.com/collections/91051</a> - Deadline ends Nov 10 2023 EDIT: Rejected twice, now approved. Still dont know why it was rejected. Enjoy it folks.119 training pics of very old school 1600s-1900s occult art drawn mostly in old books, only half the pictures are captioned. I plan to caption all of them in the next version, but that may take a few days. Captioning high quality captions is a huge time sink. The training data consists of a very specific type of intricate and super detailed occult art with a lot going on in the image.Trained on -Network dimension 64Network alpha 32Its why the LoRa size is so large, 400mb.I intend to update this in the near future and the next versions LoRa size will be lowered by half or more by using Network alpha 16 and Network dimension 32. I set it way too high to milk as much quality as possible.WARNING: Due to the training data being old scroll and parchment style artwork, this style does not translate well with realistic art, it will cause realistic stuff to look like a 1970s-1980s picture quality movie. It works well with not realistic like cartoons, drawings, paintings, sketches, and anime, etc. Usage: Trigger word is "0ccult" spelled with a ZERO, not a letter o. I used a 0/zero to differentiate it from data in the models already trained on occult stuff so my LoRa would have a higher priority.Use a higher LorA strength if you are not seeing old school parchment style art style.&lt;lora:0ccult_works_of_Art_SDXL:1.2&gt; gave me more LoRa effect whille &lt;lora:0ccult_works_of_Art_SDXL:1&gt; was barely noticable.Increase the CFG to 8 to get a stronger prompt effect.

0ccult drawing style SDXL+SD1.5

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