https://civitai.com/user/NowhereManGo The LoRA is primarily intended to generate Berkey style spacecrafts. You can also prompt for motherships, submarines, space cruisers, etc. See the image gallery for prompt ideas. It is not particularly good at generating people, but you are welcome to try. Use a weight of 1. If you see weird deformities, switching to a different seed usually fixes the problem. John Berkey (1932–2008) John Berkey was a renowned American painter and illustrator, celebrated for his imaginative and highly detailed depictions of futuristic science fiction scenes. Best known for his concept art and posters for Star Wars and other sci-fi works, Berkey’s style is characterized by dynamic compositions, rich textures, and a unique ability to depict large-scale, futuristic environments. His visionary art has left an enduring legacy in both the science fiction and illustration worlds. Early Life Born: August 13, 1932, in Edgeley, North Dakota, USA. Education: Berkey grew up in Minnesota and studied at the Minneapolis School of Art (now the Minneapolis College of Art and Design). He was largely self-taught and honed his skills through practice and observation, developing a distinctive style that stood out in the competitive illustration industry. Career Highlights Early Career Berkey began his career in the 1950s as an illustrator for the Brown & Bigelow calendar company, creating detailed and realistic paintings. His early work included realistic depictions of American landscapes, historical scenes, and portraits. Transition to Science Fiction In the 1960s, Berkey transitioned to science fiction art, a genre where his creativity and technical skill could shine. He worked as a freelance illustrator, creating book covers, posters, and concept art for movies, magazines, and advertising campaigns. Notable Projects Star Wars: Although not the primary designer of Star Wars, Berkey created early concept paintings and promotional posters for the original 1977 film.