This is a very old model of mine and does not conform to my new very high-quality standard established with my "Essenz" model series, so please do not use this! It will be replaced in the near future with a new and better model in the "Essenz" series!

See here for an extensive article about my entire training workflow and configuration if you want to train your own SDXL 1.0 LoRa's and achieve results similar as me!

Recommended weight: 1.0 - or lower when you combine it with other LoRa's

Recommended model and VAE: SDXL 1.0 with 0.9 vae

Recommended settings: 35 steps | DPM++ 2M Karras | CFG 7

Recommended negative prompt: text, watermark, signature, abstract, burned, instagram, low-quality, low-res, action figure, child drawing, jpeg, low contrast, glossy, puppet, cliché, stock photo, magazine cover

Description

A semi-realistic concept digital art artstyle LoRa for SDXL 1.0, aimed at delivering high-quality digital art in the style of concept artworks, like which you could find on Artstation.

Trigger words

• "artwork in xvst artstyle"

Changelog

v3.0

• much increased artstyle likeness

v2.0

• name change from "Realistic Digital Art" to "Semi-Realistic Concept Digital Art"

• retrained using a lower learning rate, overtraining has been basically completely eliminated - diversity and flexibility has been massively increased

v1.0

• Initial release

Additional Info

Credit is not mandatory but I would still appreciate credit when posting images using these LoRa's on social media! Feel free to @ my Twitter and/or Instagram accounts too (@ai_characters)! I would love to know when it is used!

I share all of my model's and training knowledge for free, but donations to my Ko-Fi would be greatly appreciated! Testing so much and training so many model's costs a lot of money (and time).

Feel free to also try out my RVC2 AI voice models which you can find here!

Stats (v3.0)

Dataset:

• 49 artworks

Epoch chosen for the final models:

• 25

Learning rate:

• 3e-5

For the configuration used to train this model see my guide which I linked in the beginning of this post.