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If you enjoyed this model, why don't you check out my other works? I put a lot of effort into correctly recreating artist styles and making the occasional character LoRA. 😊
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If you enjoyed this model, why don't you check out my other works? I put a lot of effort into correctly recreating artist styles and making the occasional character LoRA. 😊
Another model trained using the collab/guide by holostrawberry [Guide] Make your own Loras, easy and free - colabs | Stable Diffusion Other | Civitai
This model was made at the suggestion of @madmoon
About the artist:
Instagram: Syoyo (@syooooyoooo) | Instagram
Twitter: Syoyo (@syooooyoooo) / Twitter
Syoyo is an illustrator making highly stylized art deco art. The most recognizable element is the blending of clothes or accessories with the background and the usage of very few different colors.
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1 sourceArtefacts du modèle
1 artefactExtraits de sources
1 extraitSource context: 640 downloads · Type LoCon · Base model SD 1.5
Weights & Prompts
The only activation prompt is
syoyo
The effect can potentially be enhanced by adding the prompts
art deco, "color" theme
v1.0:
This model is pretty volatile as the dataset of syoyo's current style is pretty small. Thus I was limited to 28 images.
Use a weight of 0.8-0.9. Many of the example images were made with a weight of 1.0 but SD struggles to upscale and fix the face for most of them.
I also recommend creating a larger number of images for each prompt, as it isn't very flexible and doesn't consistently blend the character with the background.
Finally, SD will tend to color large parts fo the image based on the first color in any prompt. So be careful how you construct them. This model really is more for experimenting and seeing what you get than making specific images.
Please leave a review if you enjoyed this model or have problems with it. This helps me with improving future models and finetuning them in general. Give it a try and throw some images down below! 👇
