This LoRA was created to mimic the look of the artist Andy Goldsworthy's beautiful creations, which focus on constructions using natural materials. If you would like to see the kind of works intended to be created with this LoRA, search for his work online.

Activation word: g0ldsw0rthy

Reinforcement phrase: nature scene

Recommended weight: 1.0

Keyword concepts:

portal - an upright construction of the kind you could step through

circle - a circular pattern, most often laid on the ground, and often with a dark hole in the center

sphere - a large constructed ball

spiral - either a spiral of materials laid on the ground, or a material spiraling upright around other objects, most often trees

zigzag, path - a crooked line (mostly an unsuccessful concept with too little training)

gradient - applies a gradual color fade from the edge to the center

close-up - typically gives you an overhead shot of the construction on the ground

landscape - typically a wide shot of nature with the construction standing upright

leaves, autumn leaves, sticks, rocks, stones, ice - the most common materials that the LoRA understands, however feel free to try many other types of materials, some are shown in the example images above

spikes - most often associated with ice, will make it very spikey and jagged

crack - most often associated with stones, will crack or otherwise draw a dark line through the materials

stripes - likely a very undertrained concept that might still work regardless, makes the construction striped

See the example images above for tips in prompting various concepts.

I trained this LoRA with clip skip 2 in spite of common recommendations to use clip skip 1 for photography/realism, in the hope that this might help it be more compatible with Pony-based models. However, I have no idea what I'm doing or whether this was of any value.

All images were generated with Juggernaut XL. I hope you find this LoRA interesting and fun to mess with!

Please publish your generations so they get added to the gallery below this model, I would love to see them!