A model for generating medieval dresses and accessories. No real special instructions required for this one, just use the trigger word "medfa".
Pony Version:
Pony version is up now, the dresses are definitely a little more "specific". It's great at the specific sort of braided updo you see with this time period, and it loves to do crowns. If you don't want a crown, you'll likely have to stick it in negatives. A little less "character" imo than the 1.5, but a boost in general quality for sure. If you lower the weight, you might get the best of both worlds? I still suck at Pony, so please show me cool things you make that I couldn't figure out LOL.
Please post your pictures, I'm excited to see what people make!
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I'm interested but, despite you declared it as "medieval dresses", it's very oriental !
Don't know mang looks Slavic to me
@masmalkar yeah! Looks a good "Turkish" or "Bizantine" style.
I want to experiment it, but I hope for a more "european" version in future.
These too are medieval. :) But I'd also be onboard with a Eurocentric version. Heck, maybe a version for all the major swathes of medieval land would be something! One for Northern Europe, one for Southern Europe, one for East Europe, one for Iberia, one for Arabia, one for Mongolia, maybe even medieval African! (Sorry, my thoughts are turning into a huge project...)
@Anistasiata Don't worry, you're not alone ;) I'm always thinking of more and more projects lol. I actually was trying for a Mongolian one a little while ago, but I was struggling to find good pictures. I'll have to take another crack at it sometime, see if I can find more. Oddly with this lora, my training images really were pretty much entirely Eurocentric dresses. I'm not entirely sure why it took on a bit of a "Turkish" style. It could even be my prompts, maybe? I'm honestly still a beginner at this, but maybe at some point I'll figure out how to make one that looks more "European".
if you look through a gallery of portrait paintings of women from the 1400s to 1600 I'd say the style kinda fits the various styles found in europe with the richest women.
@settima_ai I'd suggest for training you start with an artist like Jan Van Eyck, Hans Holbein or Albect Durer or Lucas Cranch and make copy all of the portraits he did of women. also for reference I'd suggest, several museums have their entire catalog of paintings available to view online for free, so I'd suggest you have a look at the Victora and Albert Museum or Met Museum's online database. start at around 1400 and work your way to 1600 but only go for portrait paintings of a single woman to get consistency.
Great job on this lora!
Does this work on anime models? If so, then how good is it with anime models?
There's actually a few example pictures with an anime model if you scroll through them. The third, fourth and fifth pictures in the viewer were all with an anime model.
I recently got a better model (MatrixAnime) and access to embeddings, so I added two new pictures in the gallery for you to take a look at as well. Overall, I think it works reasonably well with anime models. It generates such small details that sometimes it has to sort of fudge them a bit in anime pictures, but it can still make some nice pictures.
@KimiKoro noted, thank you!