This style LoRA is based on the paintings of Brandt Peters, a pop surrealist painter and designer-toy artist. It gives images his muted sepia and parchment tones, with soft brushwork and a pencil underdrawing that often shows through. Characters come out as big-eyed, doll-like girls with tiny noses and sharp, theatrical expressions. They wear Victorian and circus-style costumes: top hats, bonnets, ruffled collars and corsets. Odd small creatures and spindly ornaments tend to drift around them. The overall feel is old and slightly faded, like a storybook painting from another century with something a little wrong in it.

Trigger word: BdtPtrsStl

Usage

• Put the trigger word first, then describe a character, outfit and setting.

• Start at strength 0.6–1.4.

• Portraits and single full-figure characters work best, since most of the training paintings show one figure.

• You may need to add "illustration" to prompt to get the full effect.

• If you want the unfinished look, add “visible pencil sketch lines” or “unfinished background”.