Trained on gigapixel scans of paintings, this LoRA enables poster-sized prints indistinguishable from real art when used with the <a rel="ugc" href="https://github.com/jpohhhh/gigadiffusion">Gigadiffusion SD Web UI Plugin</a> and <a rel="ugc" href="https://civarchive.com/models/11193/illuminati-diffusion-v11">Illuminati Diffusion</a>.Examples are the size of a thumbnail at poster size, and the "after" examples are still only 1/4 the detail of a real Gigadiffusion. Full size output is available <a rel="ugc" href="https://drive.google.com/drive/folders/1Rqx_XqNz_k8Wl3uVFYr-71CZXYwU0wOi?usp=sharing">here</a>, along with the base image.Here's some quick tips. The complete workflow is <a target="_blank" rel="ugc" href="https://www.jpohhhh.com/articles/gigadiffusion-march2024">here.</a> <ul><li>I use a weight of 0.35.</li><li>Use this negative prompt to get well-behaved upscaling with Illuminati Diffusion: (double vision, twins, portrait, people, human, female, person, face, head, mouth, ears, nose:1.6) (blurry, smooth:1.0)*</li><li>Avoid nfixer/nartfixer/nrealfixer when upscaling, tiles won't look like good art.</li></ul>* The negative weight is higher than anything I've seen, this snaps it out of digital image mode and into art mode and works around the issues with using it for upscaling. And yet, Illuminati still generates twins 50% of the time. Also, lots of skeletons given the ban on all the human stuff. :)

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