This LoRA creates paintings that combine realistic portraiture with striking geometry to structure and intensify the image. The faces are rendered with smooth and subtle chiaroscuro, and enhanced with angular planes that act as both background and compositional scaffold. This deliberate interplay between the organic softness of human skin and the rigid precision of geometric form creates a powerful tension. The muted palette and controlled lighting further heighten the clarity of line and structure. These tend to be dramatic, surreal portraits.

All images in the gallery include the prompt.

If you like this style, you may be interested in painters such as Tamara de Lempicka, Giorgio de Chirico, and Francis Bacon, as each fuses figuration with geometric or architectural framing that heightens psychological tension. De Lempicka’s Art Deco portraits share the same sharp planes and stylized folds that sculpt the space around the figure; de Chirico’s metaphysical compositions use rigid perspective lines and constructed spaces to isolate and dramatize his subjects; and Bacon’s use of linear cages and curtains creates a similar sense of containment and focus around the face. Among contemporary artists, Roberto Ferri and Odd Nerdrum extend the classical realism and chiaroscuro of this style, while painters like Alex Kanevsky experiment with intersecting planes that echo your geometric framing.