<h2 id="vibrant-color-painting-g3l5mnruq">Vibrant Color Painting</h2> “Vibrant Color Painting” was kind of an experimental lora I trained a while ago ... and then forgot about it 😉. But as I now realize it´s quite a good lora. Feel free to experiment!As always all provided sample images use only this lora and have the complete metadata included. The images have not been enhanced (other than hiresfix) or been inpainted, ... no Facefix or Adetailer ... to showcase the properties of this model.Pros: pretty nice results with landscapes, works well with tag prompts and simple natural language, but since this is a Flux lora the best results can be achieved with long descriptive prompts.Cons: Not as good with people when used on it´s own because it was trained with pretty basic images to only catch the painterly style. Recommended (local) Generation Settings:Trigger: none needed, but tokens like “rough, visible brushstrokes, impasto, expressive painting, classic painting” etc. can of course be used to enhance the painterly effect.Sampler: DEISScheduler: BetaSteps: 25-30Distilled CFG: 3.0 – 4.0Hiresfix:<ul><li>upscaler: Latent</li><li>steps: 0</li><li>denoise: 0.7-0.8</li><li>upscale by: 1.5 – 2.0 x</li></ul>Strength value: anything from 0.0 to 1.0 ... but a value of 0.8-1.0 is recommended. These are the values I used for most of the sample images, but you of course can use the ones you prefer.As always, ... have much fun with experimenting and consider to leave a review/like, that is very much appreciated! 😊😊😊<h3 id="monochromatic-pencil-drawing-pgat79er3">Monochromatic Pencil Drawing</h3>As the name suggests this is a style lora. Like all of my loras it´s designed for easy use. Just throw it in with or without trigger. It delivers real good results even with a very simple prompt (see sample images).<ul><li>suggested strength values: something between 0.8-1.0 when used on it´s own, and 0.1-0.7 when used together with other loras, depending on the effect you want to achieve.</li><li>trigger word: artipencil01 (... use it only if necessary) ... and you can of course enhance the pencil drawing effect by using words like drawing texture, rough sketch, cross hatching, expressive line work, etc.</li></ul>All sample images use just the "monochrome pencil drawing lora" at strength 1.0, with no further additions (only hires fix), no inpainting, no adetailer or face fix. The prompts vary from complex to very simple, with or without trigger.... as you can see in the following comparison flux makes also nice images but doesn´t really do a great job when it comes to stylistic guidelines (in this case "pencil drawing") :<img src="https://image.civitai.com/xG1nkqKTMzGDvpLrqFT7WA/95e43960-30be-4d05-80cd-de276db4ab76/width=525/95e43960-30be-4d05-80cd-de276db4ab76.jpeg" />As always: have much fun with experimenting and consider to leave a review/like, that is very much appreciated. 😊😊😊!

Artify´s Creative Styles for Flux

Artify´s Creative Styles for Flux – Vibrant Color Painting “Vibrant Color Painting” was kind of an experimental lora I trained a while ago ... and then forgot about it 😉. But as I now realize it´s quite a good lora. Feel free to experiment!As always all provided sample images use only this lora and have the complete metadata included. The images have not been enhanced (other than hiresfix) or been inpainted, ... no Facefix or Adetailer.Pros: pretty nice results with landscapes, works well with tag prompts and simple natural language, but since this is a Flux lora the best results can be achieved with long descriptive prompts.Cons: Not as good with people when used on it´s own because it was trained with pretty basic images to only catch the painterly style. Recommended (local) Generation Settings:Trigger: none needed, but tokens like “rough, visible brushstrokes, impasto, expressive painting, classic painting” etc. can of course be used to enhance the painterly effect.Sampler: DEISScheduler: BetaSteps: 25-30Distilled CFG: 3.0 – 4.0Hiresfix: <ul><li>upscaler: Latent </li><li>steps: 0 </li><li>denoise: 0.7-0.8 </li></ul>upscale by: 1.5 – 2.0 xStrength value: anything from 0.0 to 1.0 ... but a value of 0.8-1.0 is recommended. These are the values I used for most of the sample images, but you of course can use the ones you prefer.As always, ... have much fun with experimenting and consider to leave a review/like, that is very much appreciated! 😊😊😊

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