Wanted to share a Lora I've been working on to create this really clean, vibrant, and painterly illustration style. I'm calling it 'jorperns' – it's just a random trigger word I picked, means absolutely nothing, but I kinda like how it sounds.This Lora is great for fantasy scenes, concept art, storybook characters, and really anything where you want that polished, "digital painting" feel. It loves playing with rich colors and atmospheric lighting, so you can get some really beautiful results.How to Use It<ul><li>Trigger Word: <code>jorperns</code></li><li>Basic Use: Just add <code>In the jorperns style.</code> to the beginning of your prompt.</li><li>Longer prompts = better! This Lora, just like Chroma, seems to respond really well to more detailed prompts, so don't be afraid to spell out what you want.</li></ul>⭐ Important Pro-Tip: I've noticed that if your prompt has a lot of "photographic" terms (like <code>4k</code>, <code>photorealistic</code>, <code>DSLR</code>, <code>f/1.8</code>, etc.), it can sometimes fight with the Lora and dilute the illustrative effect. If you find your images are looking too much like photos and losing the painterly vibe, try being more specific, like: <code>Digital illustration in the jorperns style.</code> That usually fixes it!<hr />Heads-up / Disclaimer: Just a quick note: I'm currently working away from home for a bit, so I unfortunately won't be able to provide much (if any) support or answer a ton of questions. I just don't have the time! I'll try to pop in when I can, but no promises. Hope you understand!<hr />Oh, and one last thing. I know the base model this was trained on can... ahem... "explore other interests." I personally don't use it for that, but I've included a few classy examples in the gallery just to show it's possible.So, you know. Happy prompting, you magnificent degenerates. 😉

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