The Mondrians

Laconic:

The Mondrians is a LoRA that was, originally, designed to influence your generated images with patterns similar to the works of Piet Mondrian, giving it its namesake. However, in the process of training the LoRA, the range of the images used became more and more tangentially related to his works; the influencing images overflowed and now all the art is getting out. Still, the results generated with this LoRA still have tendency to influence generated images to add geometric patterns with limited colors, but the results can be fairly broad. In short - another experimental LoRA.

Loquacious:

Typically, simply adding the LoRA won't do much, depending upon how you prompt things, of course. I've included wildcards that might be useful if you want to use this LoRA but some examples of prompts I add are as follows:

For generally influencing the style of your image itself, one example is:

Abstract cubist mixed-media treatment built from interlocking rectangular and angular planes. Saturated turquoise, cobalt, vermilion, ochre, magenta, and forest-green blocks overlap with abrupt changes in scale and direction. Heavy charcoal contours divide the forms, while fine ink scratches, crosshatching, loose pencil marks, and dry-brush scumbles accumulate along their edges. The surface resembles layered gouache, watercolor stains, and pasted paper on a weathered canvas, with crackle, abrasion, and uneven pigment density. Flattened graphic lighting keeps the geometry and color relationships in the foreground.

The wildcard for the above is titled "mondrians-treatment"

For influencing a subject depicted in the image, you can use a prompt similar to:

the person's head and neck is creatively rendered as a mosaic of interlocking rectangular and square tiles

The wildcard for the above is titled "mondrians-malady"

There's an additional wildcard file called "mondrians-misc-tags" which are short and simple tags that you may want to make use of as well.