Apply a thick layer of paint to your canvas. Works better with landscape, weaker on people. All the examples are using DPM++ 2M with the SGM Uniform scheduler at 20 steps or 5 steps with the Schnell LoRA. If you find the effect too strong, try Euler or Euler_A instead. Variant 3 was trained with Florence 2 captioning, in the hope that the brushstroke will be more "targeted". The training set differs slightly from Variant 2 in that a few images with "rectangular" brushstrokes have been removed. This is probably going to be the last variant of this LoRA 😹. The different between variant 1 and variant 2 are not big but noticeable. Variant 1 has the tendency to produce trees, and the brush strokes can be more rectangular. One can also try different weight combinations of the two variants to dial up one or the other. Variant 2 has more of an oil painting effect on people, but the brush stroke can seem to be more random. Colors also seem to be slightly more vibrant with Variant 2? Brushstrokes tend to be more rectangular and more pronounced when this LoRA is used together with the 4 steps Schnell LoRA. To see the difference, you can compare the sample gallery against this post and this post, which are generated 20 steps without the use of the 4 steps Schnell LoRA. To give you some idea of the images that went into the training set, you can see this post, which was created using the Florence 2 captions for the training set. You can find other epochs of Variant 1 here: tensor. art/models/802426665713054686/Impasto-Oil-V1-NoCapD6A6Cos6-2024-12-01-23:22:40-Ep-10 Epoch 5 in particular is worth trying: tensor. art/models/802413737861519059 All epochs of Variant 2 can be found here: tensor. art/models/803870187041456795/Impasto-Oil-V5-NoCapD6A3Cos5-2024-12-04-19:44:33-Ep-10 All epoch of Variant 3 can be found here: tensor. art/models/804233992246203471/Impasto-Oil-V6-CapD6A3Cos5-2024-12-06-19:09:36-Ep-11