This LoRA will output very simple watercolor paintings. If you've used the real thing you'll know there's nothing simple about it. The little washes of color that look like detailed human figures are a fav at the moment.
Any comments or suggestions on Checkpoints would be welcome, the whole field is so vast to me that I find myself sticking to the few I've found consistent.
Recommended Parameters
VAE : vae-ft-mse-840000-ema-pruned.ckpt—>Automatic—>None
Sampling Method : DPM++ 2M Karras
Sampling Steps : 20—>30
CFG Scale : 5—>7
Clip Skip : 2
Upscaler : 4x-UltraSharp—>R-ESRGAN 4x+ (Watch out for smoothing of textures)
Hires Steps : 10—>20
Denoising Strength : 0.3—>0.5
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Love what you're up to with these LoRAs! Do you have any tips or recommended resources for learning how to train for artistic style?
@xenosolarium here you go mate.
The medium.com article was quite helpful for learning about the individual settings, there's more posts in that series too. But even understanding what the settings do I'm still finding nothing beats the old 'hands on' using it and experimenting.
Good luck—and let me know when you post some models!
https://civitai.com/articles/2752/easily-train-a-lora-of-yourself-civitai-site-training-guide
https://tensor.art/models/661017569026707767
https://civitai.com/articles/138/making-a-lora-is-like-baking-a-cake
https://civitai.com/articles/3105/essential-to-advanced-guide-to-training-a-lora