<h2 id="v67-negative-space-flux-flux-2-z-image-turbo-krea-2-and-ernie-(lora).-&quot;the-positivenegative-space-ratio-scale&quot;">V67 Negative Space - Flux, Flux 2, Z Image Turbo Krea 2 and Ernie (LoRA). "The Positive/Negative Space Ratio Scale"</h2>Try my models (mix my models) <a target="_blank" rel="ugc" href="https://civarchive.com/user/angelomaiota/models">https://civarchive.com/user/angelomaiota/models</a>Premise, if you decide to use my model, I will give you 500 Yellow Buzz if your image is chosen for the cover of "CIVITAI," even if used in combination with other models.R+ images will be hidden from the gallery. - LoRA model trained with Flux, Flux 2 and Z Image Turbo, Krea 2 and Ernie.Putting a Like to the V67 models is worth more than giving me Buzz (yellow/green).Use Raw and Turbo to generate, because it's cheaper, and you can use the LoRA component.<hr /><h3 id="concept">📖 Concept</h3>This model teaches you to consciously control negative space in your FLUX generations. Negative space isn't just an "empty background"—it's a powerful compositional tool that defines your subject, creates balance, and evokes specific emotions.Think of a scale that goes from the "character overwhelmed by the environment" to the "character who is the environment". This LoRA allows you to position yourself exactly where you want on this scale.<h3 id="trigger-words">🎯 Trigger Words</h3>Activate the model by placing one of the following keywords at the beginning of your prompt:Trigger WordWhen to Use Itv67negativespaceGeneral use, direct activation of the conceptminimalistframeFor clean, framed compositionsvoidsurroundsTo emphasize the emptiness surrounding the subjectisolationscaleTo control the character/environment ratiobreathingspaceTo give "room to breathe" to your compositionRecommended Weight: 0.7 - 1.0 (start with 0.8 for balanced results)<h3 id="technical-specifications-for-flux">⚙️ Technical Specifications for FLUX</h3><ul><li>Base model: FLUX.1 D / FLUX.1 Dev</li><li>Type: LoRA</li><li>Size: ~40-80 MB (depends on final version)</li><li>Network: Optimized for FLUX architecture</li></ul><h3 id="the-control-scale">📊 The Control Scale</h3>1️⃣ Dominant Negative Space (70-90%)Solitude, freedom, awePrompt: <code>isolationscale, a lone astronaut standing on a red dune, looking at the vast empty landscape of Mars, cinematic lighting, hyperrealistic</code>Result: Small subject, vast environment, epic feeling.2️⃣ Equilibrium (40-60%)Context and actionPrompt: <code>breathingspace, a detective in a trench coat leaning against his car in the rain at night, neon lights reflecting on wet pavement, medium shot</code>Result: Perfect balance between subject and environment.3️⃣ Dominant Positive Space (10-30%)Intimacy, intensity, powerPrompt: <code>minimalistframe, an elderly woman's face in extreme close-up, every wrinkle tells a story, soft dramatic lighting, eyes filled with wisdom</code>Result: The subject fills the frame, maximum emotional intensity.<h3 id="practical-examples-for-flux">🎨 Practical Examples for FLUX</h3>Minimalist Portrait<span style="color:rgb(15, 17, 21);font-family:Menlo, Monaco, Consolas, &quot;Cascadia Mono&quot;, &quot;Ubuntu Mono&quot;, &quot;DejaVu Sans Mono&quot;, &quot;Liberation Mono&quot;, &quot;JetBrains Mono&quot;, &quot;Fira Code&quot;, Cousine, &quot;Roboto Mono&quot;, &quot;Courier New&quot;, Courier, sans-serif, system-ui;font-size:12px;line-height:18px">text<pre><code>v67negativespace, a single red rose in a glass vase, vast light beige background, negative space, minimalist style, evoking calm, studio lighting</code></pre>Negative prompt: cluttered background, intricate patterns, additional objects, textAtmospheric Landscape<span style="color:rgb(15, 17, 21);font-family:Menlo, Monaco, Consolas, &quot;Cascadia Mono&quot;, &quot;Ubuntu Mono&quot;, &quot;DejaVu Sans Mono&quot;, &quot;Liberation Mono&quot;, &quot;JetBrains Mono&quot;, &quot;Fira Code&quot;, Cousine, &quot;Roboto Mono&quot;, &quot;Courier New&quot;, Courier, sans-serif, system-ui;font-size:12px;line-height:18px">text<pre><code>voidsurrounds, a solitary sailboat in the middle of a vast calm blue lake, under a clear sky, sense of solitude and tranquility, photorealistic</code></pre>Negative prompt: waves, people, other boats, cloudsProduct Shot<span style="color:rgb(15, 17, 21);font-family:Menlo, Monaco, Consolas, &quot;Cascadia Mono&quot;, &quot;Ubuntu Mono&quot;, &quot;DejaVu Sans Mono&quot;, &quot;Liberation Mono&quot;, &quot;JetBrains Mono&quot;, &quot;Fira Code&quot;, Cousine, &quot;Roboto Mono&quot;, &quot;Courier New&quot;, Courier, sans-serif, system-ui;font-size:12px;line-height:18px">text<pre><code>breathingspace, a modern white smartwatch isolated on a uniform light grey background, space for text, product photography, soft studio light</code></pre>Negative prompt: shadows, reflections, other objects, logos, text<h3 id="advanced-tips-for-flux">🧠 Advanced Tips for FLUX</h3>1. Use Negative Prompt as Your AllyFLUX responds very well to negative prompts. Use them to eliminate clutter:<ul><li><code>cluttered background, intricate patterns, additional objects, text, noise, multiple subjects</code></li></ul>2. Play with Guidance Scale<ul><li>Guidance 2-4: More artistic effects, greater interpretation of negative space</li><li>Guidance 5-7: Standard balance between prompt and quality</li><li>Guidance 7-10: Maximum prompt adherence, ideal for precise compositions</li></ul>3. Strategic PlacementNegative space can be positioned to create meaning:<ul><li>Space in front of the subject: <code>voidsurrounds, a runner on a coastal road, ample space in front, sense of speed and direction</code></li><li>Space above the subject: <code>breathingspace, a monk levitating in meditation, large empty space above, spiritual ascension</code></li><li>Space below the subject: <code>isolationscale, a red balloon floating just above the ground, empty space below, suspension</code></li></ul><h3 id="advanced-technique:-negative-weight-(experimental)">💡 Advanced Technique: Negative Weight (Experimental)</h3>Inspired by experimental techniques for FLUX , you can try using this LoRA with negative weights for inverse effects:<ul><li>Weight -0.5 to -0.8: Reduces negative space, compresses the composition</li><li>Useful for: claustrophobic close-ups, extreme intensity, "oppressive" subjects</li></ul>Note: This technique is experimental, test carefully.<h3 id="ratio-gallery">🖼️ Ratio Gallery</h3>RatioTrigger + WeightEmotional Effect90% Negative<code>voidsurrounds, weight:1.0</code>Solitude, contemplation70% Negative<code>isolationscale, weight:0.9</code>Freedom, possibility50/50<code>breathingspace, weight:0.8</code>Narrative balance30% Negative<code>minimalistframe, weight:0.7</code>Intimacy, connection10% Negative<code>v67negativespace, weight:0.6</code>Intensity, power<h3 id="user-notes">📝 User Notes</h3><ul><li>Always start with weight 0.8 and adjust based on desired result</li><li>Combine with stylistic LoRAs: works well with photographic and cinematic style models</li><li>FLUX.1 Dev is the recommended base model for maximum quality</li><li>Recommended resolution: 1024x1024 or 16:9 for landscapes, 4:5 for portraits</li></ul><h3 id="how-to-use-negative-space-consciously">🔧 How to Use Negative Space Consciously</h3>When writing your prompt, thinking about negative space helps you avoid banal compositions:<ul><li>Guide the Eye: Negative space creates a "visual path" to the subject. Have your character look into the negative space to create expectation or narrative tension.</li><li>Define the Mood: Minimal negative space creates an intense, charged image. Maximum negative space creates a melancholic, epic, or contemplative atmosphere.</li><li>Create Abstraction: By pushing to extremes, negative space transforms a realistic subject into an elegant, abstract form, focusing on texture and pure shape.</li></ul><hr /><h3 id="changelog">🔄 Changelog</h3>v1.0 - Initial Release<ul><li>Training on FLUX.1 Dev</li><li>5 trigger words implemented</li><li>Dataset of 40 prompts balanced on the negative/positive space scale</li><li>Optimized for cinematic and minimalist compositions</li></ul><hr />Created to explore the expressive potential of negative space in AI generation. Experiment and share your results!

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