style of Michael Cheval
Michael Cheval is a contemporary artist known for his surreal and imaginative paintings. He was born on November 24, 1966, in Kotelnikovo, Russia, and he is still actively creating art today.
Cheval's artwork is characterized by his unique blend of fantasy, symbolism, and humor. He creates dreamlike scenes that challenge reality and invite viewers to explore their own imagination. His paintings often feature whimsical characters, bizarre landscapes, and unexpected elements that provoke thought and spark curiosity.
One of Cheval's notable painting techniques is his use of trompe-l'oeil, a technique that creates the illusion of three-dimensional space on a two-dimensional surface. He skillfully combines this technique with his surreal imagery, creating a sense of depth and intrigue in his artworks.
Throughout his career, Cheval has exhibited his artwork in numerous solo and group exhibitions around the world. His paintings have garnered international recognition and have been collected by art enthusiasts and collectors worldwide.
In addition to his artistic contributions, Cheval is also known for his philosophy of "Absurdism." He believes that life is inherently absurd, and his artwork reflects this perspective by embracing the irrational and fantastical elements of existence.
Cheval's imaginative paintings and his ability to challenge reality have made him a respected figure in the contemporary art world. His works continue to captivate audiences and inspire wonder and contemplation.
迈克尔·舍瓦尔（Michael Cheval）是一位以超现实和富有想象力的绘画而闻名的当代艺术家。他于1966年11月24日出生在俄罗斯科特尔尼科沃，至今仍在积极创作艺术。
舍瓦尔的作品以他独特的幻想、象征和幽默的融合而闻名。他创造了梦幻般的场景，挑战现实，邀请观众探索自己的想象力。他的作品经常出现奇幻的角色、怪异的风景和意想不到的元素，引发思考和激发好奇心。
舍瓦尔的一项显著绘画技巧是他使用的透视画法，这种技法在二维表面上创造出三维空间的错觉。他巧妙地将这种技术与超现实的意象相结合，为他的艺术作品创造了深度和神秘感。
在他的职业生涯中，舍瓦尔在世界各地举办了许多个人和群体展览。他的作品获得了国际认可，并被世界各地的艺术爱好者和收藏家所收藏。
除了他的艺术贡献，舍瓦尔还因其“荒谬主义”哲学而闻名。他认为生活本质上是荒谬的，他的艺术作品通过 embracing the irrational和奇幻的存在元素反映了这一观点。
舍瓦尔富有想象力的绘画和他挑战现实的能力使他在当代艺术界中成为一位备受尊敬的人物。他的作品继续吸引着观众，激发着惊奇和思考。
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I noticed that you changed the file name of Lora. Is it possible that the file is not valid because the file name you modified does not match the file name in your prompt. I tested it here and it's fine. There's no problem with the file. You can refer to the post I just sent out for details. Also, Trigger Words is not necessary. Wishing you all the best!
You probably mean me. I did another generation just moments after to double check and it worked which is why I deleted the comment and post immediately. It wasn't a renaming issue, I think. I would have had the "A1111 can't find the lora xy" in the console then. Guess just a weird hiccup of A1111. In any case it was not yours or the loras fault. 😊
edit: "Also, Trigger Words is not necessary." Ohhhh, alright. Nice. Trying that then
and i notice that every time you post a living artist, who is trying to earn a living through their paintings, you seem to omit the fact that he is alive. The rest of your stuff you mention if they are from the 1800's etc. That does bother me. There is plenty of art from dead artists to choose from.
I am not a native English speaker and I know very little about these artists. The biographical details I share are sourced from Google searches and Wikipedia. Often, when no clear and straightforward information is available on Google, I choose to leave out personal details and only mention the names. I cannot verify the accuracy of all the information, so I prefer to avoid including it. Additionally, sharing these artworks is purely a personal hobby; I do not earn any money by posting this content on Civitai. Therefore, I hope you can understand my limitations. If possible, you could also contribute by adding these artists' biographical details in the comments as you have suggested. I believe it would be greatly appreciated by everyone.
@TangBohu Yeah but you are taking any art from any person, which is wrong. Its one thing to use art when you know its from the 1500's. Its quite another to go out out of your way to take another living artists work, when you know they are alive because you had to train it on their work, then leave out all the details of that person like that they are alive. You don't have to be the one earning the money. You are giving the printing plates to everyone else to make work similar to theirs and that hurts the art community as a whole AND leaves yourself open to the real artist - suing you. Because I see it as a breach of copyright. There are so many other artists out there that you can take from - why take it from real artists? As for adding the bio? Its easy to find, as they all have a webpage, you can ask them directly. Pretty sure they would not like their work being used for AI. I know I wouldn't.
@frankmike Unfortunately, what you said does not exist. Firstly, this is an imitation of the artistic style of these artists. In order to show this respect, the names of the artists are marked. But it is important to emphasize that this is just an imitation of the art style by stablediffusion, and the training data does not use any original works of artists, so there is no need for authorization or infringement. This is completely legal and reasonable. I repeat that no artist's works were used as training datasets, regardless of the artist's age, death, or survival. The copyright law protects works, not visual styles. As for not writing a personal introduction about the painter. I have emphasized that I only copy relevant content from Wikipedia. Because the painter's name is also duplicated, I cannot distinguish which information is true or false, so I only use the personal introduction on Wikipedia.
Firstly, this is an imitation of the artistic style of these artists by stablediffusion, and to show this respect, the artist's name is marked. But it is important to emphasize that this is just an imitation of the art style by stablediffusion, and the training data does not use any original works of artists, so there is no need for authorization or infringement. This is completely legal and reasonable. I repeat that no artist's works were used as training datasets, regardless of the artist's age, death, or survival. The copyright law protects works, not visual styles. As for not writing a personal introduction about the painter. I have emphasized that I only copy relevant content from Wikipedia. Because the painter's name is also duplicated, I cannot distinguish which information is true or false, so I only use the personal introduction on Wikipedia.