This is Benj Edwards, currently an AI reporter for Ars Technica. My dad was an electronics engineer who died in 2013, and I have trained this Flux.1 LoRA on around 30 samples of his written handwriting, with my mom and family’s blessing. It's somewhat similar to all-caps architect handwriting or script.You can trigger it with the keyword “d4dupp3r.” It was only trained on uppercase letters, so write in "ALL CAPS" with quotation marks for the most authentic experience, although the model can still render a good interpretation of lowercase.It can be applied to lots of different media, including pen and ink, chalkboard, neon signs, metal signs, clouds, and more. Just describe the scene as well as the text you want to render.I hope it’s useful. Feel free to use the model or the handwriting style for any purpose. Also, feel free to incorporate it into future projects or other models. Special thanks to fofr for pioneering the handwriting idea in Flux.

Dad's Uppercase

Initial version, trained on 30 images.

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