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Frank Frazetta's artwork often featured powerful and alluring female figures, who embodied a sense of strength, beauty, and mystique. His depictions of women, often set against a backdrop of ancient landscapes and mythical worlds, were characterized by their sensual curves, flowing hair, and enigmatic expressions. Frazetta's female subjects were frequently shown as strong and independent, sometimes wielding swords or riding beasts, and exuding a sense of confidence and authority. At the same time, they were also often depicted in sensual and erotic poses, showcasing Frazetta's ability to convey a sense of vulnerability and intimacy. Through his artwork, Frazetta helped to redefine the way women were represented in fantasy art, and his female figures continue to be celebrated for their beauty, strength, and enduring appeal.
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Weight: 0.8 (strong) - 0.7 (medium) - 0.6 (mild)
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Sweet! Frazetta's an all time favorite. Now I just gotta get Flux running. Any of this sampled from the Deathstalker or Fire and Ice folios?
Definitely deathstalker, not sure about fire and ice, have fun!
Okay, it's time to fix my mistake ^^
I did the same test based on: https://civitai.com/images/25933272
You can check and play with the integrated workflow. The Lora were at 0.75.
Same number of times as on another Lora on Frazetta which had 50% page demarcation, 25% distortion and sometimes black or white bands (and I don't count the signatures since it is a desire of the authors of the Lora).
Result: this Lora: 0% page demarcation, 25 to 30% distortion on animals and 0% black or white bands.
There are 25% of limb placement errors on humans in my tests.
I had horizontal lines in some light areas of the images (Getphat, can you take a look at the dataset to see if you have it in it? Thanks)
For the signatures, there are sometimes random signatures that have nothing to do with Frazetta's (it may be a hallucination due to the lora setting). The lora don't get along very well with the flow at the moment. Sometimes you have to set it high, or even very high, but it's to the detriment of the prompt.
I took a look at it again and the only horizontal lines in the images are the ones that are part of the art and the photography used to capture it. I don't see anything really egregious honestly. And yeah the signature is not always going to come out right, SD will fill in the gaps and make its own version of it depending on the weight and prompt etc.
If limbs look weird I just drop the weight until stuff looks coherent again.
Thanks for testing! Those are some interesting stats.
@getphat Thanks, you were quick! I'm currently testing with different weights: 0.9 and 0.5 that you recommend but also others "to see". Well, 1 doesn't give anything but [edit ]the best is 0.25 for me ^^
It's clear that it can also come from the prompts, Flux is quite faithful to the prompt (vs SDXL) and if I ask for things too far from Frazetta's universe, it could be that it gives less good things.
We are all in testing periods with Flux, some things are confusing ;-)
I get those horizontal "scan lines" in light/foggy areas all the time, no matter the lora. Have you found out why you had those in the meantime by any chance?
@OneViolentGentleman Finally I found this as an explanation: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xUeaJ6bd33E
@diaserikcg114 Thanks! 😊
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