Primarily male-focused, but may work in other contexts.

Trained on legacy Doubao AI images primarily featuring mature males, landscapes and animals. While prompted by "ink wash style" in Doubao AI, this is more accurately a blend of ink wash, watercolor and multiple styles.

The dataset includes only one female image, so generated females may not consistently show a distinct Chinese facial feature.

v3.0

After multiple attempts, I still cannot achieve the convergence I'm aiming for. I'm still a newbie when it comes to Flux LoRA training, so I'll leave this decent version as v3.0 anyway.

• I found sometimes An ink wash painting in style of iwhyb seems to gives better results than original trigger word. Feel free to rephrase.

• Removed some realistic images from the dataset, which should result in a more consistent painting style.

• To make the style more prominent, I trained it for over 10k steps. This might lead to blurry faces in distant shots.

  • I know this is a bad practice, but I just don't have the mood to train it again atm.

v2.7(TEST VERSION)

• Attempt to update to Flux ver, may not align with previous version style well.

• I find it really hard to generate dadbod, or even just remove abs.

v2.0

• Reverting to Illustrious base since online trainer still not providing NAI base :(

• Subtle body hair difference.

• Use with weight around 0.8. Better use with ADetailer / FaceDetailer, or manually inpaint if necessary.

v1.5(Recommended for HomoSimile XL V3.0 users)

• Updated to NAI base.

  • HomoSimile XL V3.0 currently, but should works fine under most NAI EPS ckpts.

• No trigger word required.

• Thicker classic ink style, use ~0.6 for v1.0's watercolor vibe.

v1.0(Watercolor vibe)

• May seems like watercolor. Less stylized than v0.1 but more stable. Weight 1.0 recommended.

• Increased dataset; small faces may still blur.

v0.1(TEST VERSION)

Trained with images generated from Doubao AI, as I'm trying to mimic its ink wash paint style when generating robust warrior figure.

Trigger word is dbiwpstyle. This is my first LoRA training, and since I'm still pretty new to this and used a small dataset, the results may contain blurry face and bad anatomy, it's recommended to use with weight lower than 0.6 to avoid such.

There might be a future version to address the above issues. I'm just going to leave this beta version here if any adventurer wants to try it out :)