### 🏰 Welcome to the 13th Century!
This LoRA transforms any concept into authentic, bizarre, and flat medieval manuscript marginalia. It specializes in ugly proportions, creepy human-like animal faces, zero shading, and dirty aged parchment paper textures.
Initially trained on medieval cats, it can stylize modern objects (skateboards, laptops, motorcycles) into hilarious historical adaptations!
Recommended Settings:
* Trigger word: mdvlcat_art style
* LoRA Weight: 0.8 to 1.0 (for SDXL) | 0.3 to 0.4 (for Flux)
* CFG Scale: 7.0 (SDXL) | 1.0 to 3.5 (Flux)
* Sampler: Euler a or DPM++ 2M
Pro Tips for best results:
1. Use ADetailer! If generating characters from a distance, use ADetailer to keep the creepy human-like faces sharp.
2. Force the flatness: Add flat 2d perspective, lack of shading, tempera and ink to your positive prompt.
3. Kill the 3D: Use this negative prompt: 3d render, realistic, shading, shadows, lighting, volume, fluffy, cute, modern art, masterpiece.
Have fun generating historical memes!
Description
🐱 The Medieval Weirdness has evolved! (Flux.1 D Release)
The mdvlcat_art style is finally available for Flux.1 Dev.
This version brings even more "uncanny" detail, better text rendering, and more authentic 14th-century manuscript textures than ever before.
⚠️ CRITICAL USAGE NOTE: "LESS IS MORE" This LoRA is extremely powerful and concentrated. Because of the training density, using standard weights will result in artifacts ("deep-fried" images).
* Recommended Strength: 0.25 – 0.3 (This is the sweet spot).
* Maximum Strength: 0.35 (Do not go higher unless you want a chaotic ink mess).
* Base Model: Works perfectly with Flux.1 Dev (including FP8 versions).
What's new in this version:
* Superior Human Faces: The "uncanny" human-like expressions on cats are now more consistent.
* Manuscript Elements: Better handling of gold leaf, ornate borders, and aged parchment textures.
* Drolleries & Hybrids: Improved ability to create "cat-snails" and other bizarre medieval hybrids. Trigger word: mdvlcat_art style
Pro Tip: If the image looks too "clean," try adding aged parchment, ink stains, or naive art to your prompt.
FAQ
Comments (2)
It's perfect. The apex of human bot creation.
This is masterfully done, you have sublime taste. Will there be a krea2 version?